Maiyannah Bishop What isn't there to say about FRONT 242? This album isn't their strongest but even this is well and above what most achieve, and they make it sound effortless.

PannionSeer At points, this reminds me of the bands that defined early chillwave, like Ducktails, Memory Tapes, or Predator Vision; the guitars are similarly reverb-y and chorus-drenched, chords splashing out lazily and slow, swaggers subverted into saunters. However, the Eastern melodic flavor gives this more of an overtly mystical aesthetic, and the instrumentation and compositional elements are far more exotic and interesting. Highly recommended. Favorite track: A3 - 天庭 Tiān Tíng.

Margaret Munchheimer This is one of the most strangely compelling things I have heard in a long time. After two years, I still put it on and it seems not to lose any of its magic.
If only I’d managed to get ahold of one of the books! Favorite track: A2 - 地府 Dì Fǔ.

John Seltenreich with each play through you will be brought closer to their aesthetic. very compelling.

emerald & rain The message is tight and the music is still fresh, even the second time around. I absolutely love Glenn Lewis and this album will be on repeat until the turnip is out of office.

imran_mirza Such a dream team of artists and musicians for this set - I'll always come back to this one! Favorite track: Defeated.

aristilde paz justine kirby Jazzy Jeff has been putting on for music of all ranges for decades. The PLAYlist is a certain peak of Jeff as a producer par excellence, taking to the modern role of curator and flexing that with a thick rolodex of collaborators to the week long marathon. Shining the most of all is Glenn Lewis - if you were wondering where he was, hes here in rare form, proving that time out of the limelight only serves to ripen talent, and he's here to remind you, even if you didn't know. don't you forget it either Favorite track: Stone Cold.