“This expanded and re-ordered set collects three albums of early material from Daniel Lopatin's synth-based project. He successfully liberates synth sounds from their conventional trappings, placing them in less familiar contexts and coaxing you to hear them in new ways.”
“It’s unclear whether he likes John Tesh and Yanni, but Daniel Lopatin is likely the first bearded Brooklynite to defend the ginger-infused balm of New Age music. An heir of Brian Eno, Lopatin records as Oneohtrix Point Never, and after the deserved acclaim for his 2011 ambient thriller Replica, he has compiled three hours of music he recorded or released in prior years. More than most electronic i”
