"Certainly Damo Suzuki's most prominent product of this century" Radio Student | "A similarly groundbreaking symbiosis as Can did back then on Tago Mago" Neølyd | "The results of this session are fresh & far out" Shindig | "A session sprawling from lysergic krautrock to spiralling psych funk and supine lounge styles" Boomkat | "They ably channel the sound of Can circa Future Days, locking into extended, fluid grooves" Bandcamp Daily | "Kosmische at its very best" Electronic Sounds | "Albums Of The Week: Another wild freewheeling psychedelic excursion" Tinnitist | "Definitely needs a place in your well-sorted music collection" Progarchives | "Something we here in the radio business call a good jam! Unbelievable" Jeff Conklin, The Trailhead | "Couldn't think of a better collaboration" DotDash Radio, WFMU | "Heavy vibes" Tom Ravenscroft, BBC 6 | “An overwhelming spiral of magnetic, eclectic and hypnotic sounds.. a musical vagabond, a real classic album.. In a few words: Impeccable” Domenico Caccamo, London Calling | “Tapping into the sort of shimmying, trancelike music Can made around Future Days” UNCUT magazine | "Powerful sound flow. Visionary" Audio Review | "Freeform psychedelic jamming - did you expect something different?" Norman Records | "Klang-Voodoo" TAZ | "Some colourful Space-Birds appear at the horizon" Time Machine Productions