“Brian Christinzio’s fifth album as BC Camplight is a marvel, in which currents cut across each other in a half hour or so that roils with anxiety, stuns with beauty and, occasionally, provokes laughter. The whole uneasy tone – is it wrong to take so much pleasure in something so plainly the result of turmoil – is set with the opening to the second track, Ghosthunting, in which Christinzio delivers”
“Misery loves company, and on BC Camplight's spectacular fifth album, it's found a partner”
“The story of Brian Christinzio, and the subject matter of much of his work as BC Camplight, is characterised by hard luck: being estranged from his new home, his girlfriend and his dog, being deported and banned from the UK following visa issues, therefore unable to promote his debut record. Once resolved and resettled in Manchester with an Italian passport and only a few days until the release of”
