Willoughby's lament

"Willoughby's Lament, while less immediately engaging [than Brown's debut The Wall I Built for Myself], displays Brown's growing confidence and willingness to expand his sonic palette. Ultimately, it is a stronger album than its predecessor and gives reason to regret that Brown's recording career effectively ended here".

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"Heady, luminescent and relentlessly gorgeous, tracks such as Death In Dreams and Of Breath And Skin define an acid-folk behemoth who should never have been allowed to vanish for 45 years. Happily, he's back and even performing again".