Review by Andy Kellman, 4 of 5 stars. "...solemn and deceptively melodic."

Reviewed by Postlibyan, 4 out of 10. "...the thing that i hate about Labradford: they torture droids."

Review by Dave Christensen, 11 out of 12. "This is the first time I have heard music this minimal that made me just sit and listen, lost in its purity and perfection."

UK newspaper review, 3 of 5 stars. "Far removed from the mainstream, Labradford nevertheless do contrive "pop" moments for the patient..."

Reviewed by Michael Hubbard. "A refreshing alternative to the mind-numbing 4/4 beats of most modern indie music."

Rating: 8.0 - Review by: Mark Richard-San. "Each track is cut from the same plain cloth, but identifying details become clear over time, and they're worth the wait."

Review by Gal Détourn. "This CD is highly likely to induce a deeply chilled state, and therefore should not be used on long haul night-time motorway treks."

Review by Forestter Cobalt. "...doesn't so much alter their path as much as add mirages."