scopetag I adore the technique of playing with pockets of sound and slightly switching it up with each. Creative. Favorite track: Difference and Repetition.

Tensen Park The kind of ambient techo I Love! Has this incredible clarity but lots of interestingness happening at the same time Favorite track: Force of Habit.

ericsublett Subtlety tricky rhythms that still groove, beautiful & futuristic ambience. This music breathes with life and it is always a joy to listen to, as is Barker’s entire discography Favorite track: Difference and Repetition.

timesnewpaulie Upon listening to this years ago and here and there since, it never really clicked. Now I'm delving into Jan's work through his alias 'Farben', and it's landing in a new way, on a feeling level you might say. That warm enveloping fuzz of wonder is working its magic.

Pyxis Vetus Late evening, almost empty subway, a portable CD player in my hands. I was coming back from a part-time job, exhausted. In my headphones this album. Maybe it was the fatigue, maybe the rhythm of passing lights against the window, maybe the metallic hum of the tunnel aligning with the album’s loops but something clicked. The music didn’t move forward; it revolved, and my attention revolved with it. I kept replaying it! I wasn’t just listening I was inside the cycle.

ericsublett One of my personal favorite records of all time. For any jazz, electronic, or ambient fan, this album is an absolute must in your library Favorite track: Them, Their.

uncledrew192 Bredda's got soul man, telling ya!. Favorite track: Patterns.

rai scott Difficult to name a favourite track, however if I was forced to choose an all time favourite album this would certainly be up there at the top. I'm in the UK but it was a friend in South Africa that introduced me to Gondwana. Absolutely beautiful album from start to finish, amazing musicians and composition both. Thank you, it inspires me to become a better musician.

G.E Prince I’m particularly impressed with the amount of blues that has been injected into this concept. It also displays a natural ability to flow between ballads and more vibrancy. The orchestration is beautifully arranged, and at times subtle elements of Miles early work. Impressive music.