Glynnaestra

"The band works the duality of manufactured and organic to its advantage, crafting a record where the steady synth pulse of "Dancing Light" can be followed by a woodsy folk dirge like "Clear Path" or a hissing collection of found sounds like "The Hound" and all seem to fit together in a well-planned sequence. The more mossy neo-folk moments actually serve to make the electro-pop selections stand out more. The album flows by with the scrapbooked flair of an intricately constructed sound collage, but one whose loose ends and experimental moments are firmly rooted in Krautpop rhythms".

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"There are possibilities of ideas, tunes and textures yearning to communicate here, but the paper-thin construction doesn't stand up to much scrutiny. Yet ultimately, experimenting with instrumentation and the pair's (albeit limited) vocals do occasionally make for a pleasant, if not completely engaging, listen".

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