Roshan Clerke, Journalist

"Claptone's debut album is as sparse as the general body of knowledge that exists about him."

"Gone is much of the sweeping folk-rock instrumentation."

"There does seem to be a increased proportion of ruminating on insecurities throughout the record."

"Brown's writing style is intensely personal, and is well balanced with universally-accessible sentiments during its best moments."

"[Director Brett Bailey's] stylised and precisely choreographed appropriation blazes with wit and energy right from the hilarious opening line"

"There's no great mystery surrounding Cromack, but his sincerity is far more compelling than any false enigma."

"An exquisitely gorgeous and fascinating look at the cross-section between culture and perspective."

"Pretentious title aside, the English brothers thankfully seem to have stuck to their strengths."