ben_in_the_world A fantastic musical adventure. Makes me feel hopeful, powerful and calms me deeply. Thank you for the trip into your world. Favorite track: Today is Another Day.

marcello donadello Bird is the Word: after Miami, I'm ready for a surfin pigeon.
And with a voice like that, if you start a religion just give me the address of the church: I'll be in the front row, with my face framed as a sunflower

shortalay It’s a tragedy that more people live without the knowledge that Death exists as the force of nature and pioneers they are, they deserve their flowers in far greater magnitude than I can ever give them, it’s practically a religious experience listening to this record for the first time and makes you question everything you’ve ever been told beforehand about music in this little genre and subculture we call punk. Favorite track: Where Do We Go From Here???.

Maniac It's so wild, yet so impactful to me that this took so long to find the light of day because of the name DEATH. There's something uniquely captivating about this music and the story behind it that keeps drawing me back, time and again, and leaves me wanting more. My best to the Hackney family and everyone involved in bringing this to the world.

rottingbratzdoll_1 Incredible album! So cool to know people that look like me created something this awesome, during the time they did. Wish I knew about them as a teen!

lulzmoose i am so disappointed that i waited so long to buy this album. It remained on my list for such a long time and i am glad i finally decided to buy it. Favorite track: The Land Between Solar Systems.

Vitaly Dolgov Dreamy, glitchy, and joyful—a blend of electronica, acoustic instruments, and subtle vocals. The Icelandic version of this album (Loksins erum við engin) can surprise you even more.

Illweevil Múm was before their time, producing an album that could be regarded as chillwave before it was cool. Nevertheless, Finally We Are No One trancends what is usually regarded as chillwave by incorporating lullabies of appropriately soft vocals with a suitably other-worldly accent. Favorite track: Green Grass Of Tunnel.

Josh Sharp You should make some shirts, I'd buy one Favorite track: wet glass.

dacastro88 Really digging this! I love the ambient soundscapes throughout and the choice melodies & tones on the rockier parts

Lars Gotrich Yo La Tengo, Sonic Youth, Flying Saucer Attack — those touchstones are all here, moody and blissful, yet Verity Den, for my money, nuzzles its own way into the scuzz, smartly marrying texture and melody as equals in a noisy din. newsletter.vikingschoice.org/archive/do-you-remember-what-the-music-meant/ Favorite track: sympathizer.