Providence

"Nathan Fake conquers chronic writer's block and reshapes his sound on emotionally triumphant new album ... Fake has managed to create a distinctive album that sounds little like what he has done before. In many respects, it sounds more flexible as it constantly evolves and shapeshifts".

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"Providence was recorded fairly quickly, as it came to Fake in a sudden burst of inspiration, and while it often sounds messy, usually it's endearingly so. It's a daring album, and in its best moments, the listener gets a sense of how fulfilling and soul-cleansing its production must have been".

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"hroughout his fourth album, Nathan Fake deploys sounds that might cause some listeners to worry their audio equipment is about to self-destruct ... Fortunately, Fake, who hails from Norfolk and has been exploring the pastoral fringes of electronic music for a decade and a half, does interesting things with these noises, weaving intricate figures amid the vast, shifting soundscapes he conjures up".

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