The Reviews Are In

Jinja Safari - Jinja Safari

"With this album Jinja Safari prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are a force to be reckoned with and that they have carved themselves a very secure place in the future of Australian music."

Mount Kimbie - Cold Spring Fault Less Youth

"The greatest strength, by far, of Cold Spring Fault Less Youth is the live percussion tracking."

Primal Scream - More Light

"More Light is the group's best, probably since XTRMNTR, but it still falls short of their own high standards, set an increasingly long time ago."

Joshua Redman - Walking Shadows

"Redman is a damn talented sax player and a none too shabby band leader, but he hasn't stepped out of his league here."

MS MR - Secondhand Rapture

"It's hard to differentiate the chorus of Head Is Not My Home and Dark Doo Wop – but the hidden gems between the bombastic anthems make it a worthwhile listen."

Akron/Family - Sub Verses

"Sub Verses then plays like a schizophrenic idiot savant; ideas are spewed forth at rapidfire speeds, seemingly without nuance or reason at disparate ends of the spectrum."

Debashish Bhattacharya - Beyond The Ragasphere

"Beyond The Ragasphere is truly beautiful and complex music."

No Joy - Wait To Pleasure

"While Ghost Blonde was sticky, immersive and overwhelming, Wait For Pleasure composes of 11 11 distinct, tactile sensations that seem totally opposed yet placed consecutively."

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