On the wind

"Lovesong's music is hushed, technically deft, and often catchy, but with the same instrumental and stylistic palette coloring each track, the songs quickly melt into one another in a drowsy haze. The result is an album that may risk lulling listeners to sleep, but whose soft, quirky sound feels both charmingly familiar and otherworldly".

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"In the press release for the album, words such as "extraterrestrial", "earthship", "space-age interpretations", and "LSD-blotted Americana" are used to reference the psych-pop hippy vibes you hear in the music, but strip the waffle away and you're left with a batch of rather good wobbly original songs (including Organic Orange, Eat the Apple Before it Falls, Two Faces in the Castle, and Reincarnation of a Lovebird) and woozily reinterpreted jazz standards (including Fly Me To the Moon)".

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