The soul of all natural things

"The Soul of All Natural Things does stand on its own in terms of quality, but is unmistakably an extension of the sonic, spiritual continuum Perhacs' began -- and probably thought she left -- on Parallelograms. Her uncommon, even singular approach to singing, recording, and writing, remains fully in evidence here".

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"The wave of support that has carried the Californian psych-folk songstress back into the recording studio was slow to build, but better 44 years late than never. With its invocations of peace and love and supremely hippyish title, this follow-up could be another relic from the past were it not for the occasional electronic touches and guest vocals from Julia Holter and Nite Jewel".

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