""Mantra Moderne" flirts not only with Brazilian Tropicalia and Turkish psychedelia, but also '60s European pop and US jazz. This cool, lo-fi brew is not unique (Thievery Corporation and Blow Up label artists occupy similar territory) yet [multi-instrumentalist Kit] Martin and vocalist and lyricist Merve Erdem boast an eccentric individualism ... Highlights include the great instrumental break in "Pangea"; and the B-movie vibe of "Yürüdüm, Büyüdüm, Çürüdüm". Things culminate on the title track, reminiscent of when late-'60s art rock bands needed to deliver a single for their labels; weird yet punchy, a skewed take on commercialism".