“The UK producer's second album combines the open-field psychedelia of Cluster and Popul Vuh with a healthy amount of Boards of Canada's dusty gaze, oscillating between buzzy pastoral beauty and harsh rhythmic duress.”
“Even though I'm not completely in love with the new James Holden album, I am impressed by the simultaneously primeval and futuristic vibe he's been able to evoke on most of the tracks here.”
