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“Ethereal, spaced-out swirls of hypnotic vocals layered on a dream-pop melody.” - yvynyl on “After”
“brooding late night gem” - This Music Doesn’t Suck – Jason Finkel
“beautiful layering ethics and melancholic washes of shoegaze” – Earmilk – Briana Cheng
“without a doubt they’ve crafted a work of beauty and wonder” – Cassette Rewind
“… calm and often melancholic songs take the listener on a journey between layers of sound and conscience” – Manyetik Bant
“Recorded in a music room in a high-rise you can almost hear the attempts to not disturb the neighbours in the vocal recordings, but the music comes across as super-charged, extremely full and in your face.” – Paper Pistol
“a brooding piece of cymbal clashes and somber notes that builds in climactic fashion to a really nice payoff” – Sirens of Decay on “Nevers (Loud)”
“… superb debut long-player” – Soft Signal
“a track that has some rather captivating ambient background that I can’t stop putting it on repeat.” – Ride the Tempo on “If I Die”
“a fantastic post-rock, shoegaze album, comprised of nine songs, none of which miss the mark” – Tympanogram
“Excellent calm synth based post-punk from Toronto” – Oslo Indie Office
“with layered vocals and guitars, here is the calmness of a sea without waves” – Roaming Rock
“exquisite collection, impeccable” – Pequenos Clássicos Perdidos
“another great find out of Toronto, Canada” – Burn the Bowery
” a sunset of richly textured melodies” – BlogTO on “Nevers (Minimal)”
“this band sure knows how to make a track” – Seshny