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> "Never heard something like it before, even though i listen to a lot of experimental rap, aoty!!" — MydriHaze

> "they just never disappoint, something new in hip hop, 30 years in the future this shit still gonna be ahead of it's time" — capirotada-dystopia

> "More stunning minimalism from the master. This truly isn't dub techno, nor minimal drum'n'bass. This is electronic music unstuck from time, bearing the 5 decade heritage of dub, with percussion seeping in from the low-bitrate glitchverse next door." — Peter Hollo

> "Another keystone in Carrier’s sonic architecture. A new dialect of electronic music is being developed here, and a new portal constructed. You’d do well to listen, and enter." — Harrison Phinney

> "luci sei la megliooo <3 depressione: curata" — luigipanella

> "Its giving bad gyal attitude on the ruthless bass lines an alien synthy transitions.... love it. whole collection a vibe bb" — Catu Diosis the fan

> "I want to live in this sound. Light and effortless, like floatily wandering through familiar neighbourhoods the morning after a sleepless night, everything shimmering with newfound significance." — ghosttropics

> "Uhhh, the mojo is very strong with this release, holy cow. Making my brain dance and my head nod!" — non-existent

> ""I miss the old Loraine, Straight from the 'Go Loraine, Chop up the soul Loraine, Set on their goals Loraine" Absolute fire release. Never misses." — TeeDubyaBee

> "At the right speed and volume, a treadmill run with this album will make you want to Forrest Gump it." — carlos.serone

> "It’s easy to let this kind of music wash over you without any intense reflection, especially at the club. But while the sum of its parts may comprise an unassuming dub techno project, a closer listen reveals the intricacy and intentionality behind even the smallest components in the soundscape. Whic" — Drew Reuschlein

> "KAS's Vespertine moment: an album where an artist already known for sensual and sensuous music leans in and focuses explicitly on intimacy, touch, and (in this case,) dirtbiking." — Tom Colquhoun

> "I cannot stop listening to this incredible album. It’s complex and sonically rich like Smith’s earlier album, but it is less jarring in its transitions than her previous full length. Amazing programming and arrangments, captivating melodies, weird vocal treatments and a kind of concept about relatio" — vstephenfan

> "Why Bother?’s Beyond Step One feels like discovering a lost transmission from some filthy basement where punk, garage rock and horror collided. I hear the nervous, twitchy energy of Lost Sounds mixed with the sleazy, nocturnal weirdness of The Cramps. It’s raw, strange and wonderfully unpolished. No" — Chopper Dave

> "The midwest has always done punk the best, and this album is like the spirit of post-punk 79 meets the experimentation of the pre-grunge left-of-the-dial alternative rock of the late 80s/early 90s. I don't review well. This is good. Buy it." — DAMIENHEARSE

> "A form of experimental music accompanied by spoken word in Japanese. It's really interesting. I do not understand Japanese enough to be know what the text is about, but it adds a musical dimension to the composition which is very nice." — Thibaut Devigne

> "Properly mind-blowing next-level s¢h∫t, here with a distinct intimacy - why only make three of these?!" — John Eckhardt

> "Lovely thoughtful compositions that ebb and flow in subtle and beautiful ways that both reward deep concentration and paint a gentle portrait of blissful idyll" — rossblumhorst

> "Delightful and tranquil." — spaceofhead

> "when 'a batch of tracks [...] all unmastered' is a clear AOTY contender... pulling the right strings all the way. another masterpiece from Bryan!" — glassz

> "amazes. wtf did you expected?" — maattdddd

> "Burial is for the culture." — Omaan

> "Where it all started. Just get it." — jonathan andrews

> "PEC El Alfa" — dickends

> "Perfect flow to start of the Speed Dembow series. If only I knew edits could be this good." — Omaan

> "Normally don't comment but Signal goes out of this WORLD!" — BMLé BMLé

> "every track a banger" — phantom