Travis Mida I still remember your music from the old MySpace days, such as Equivocal and Cake Shop is Dope. I missed a lot of your albums as the years passed by, but I eventually went back and tried to listen to every song. I've got to say, I'm proud of you for how much you have accomplished! Revolution is definitely my favorite song on this album! :) Favorite track: Revolution.

cnefdt Aldous really is something special. These songs stick with you.

Ben Van Bonn As a long-term Aldous Harding fanatic, this is where I would recommend starting. Good luck converting people with Swell Does the Skull.

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For a favorite track, gotta go with What Am I Gonna Do?

K.K. When sound is greater than meaning, every sound means something. Most played of the year so far! Favorite track: Venus in the Zinnia.

alayna …where are you, bunny? Favorite track: digital blizzard.

ishaanthecow i've never heard such a desolate atmosphere captured in music before Favorite track: cold concrete glows under the moonlight.

TheMoonHangs These recordings feel particularly treasured, as if worn having been adored for so long and revisited many times. Gloriously busy, a tangle of instrumentation not unlike a timid animal, with the reassuring hiss of tape at their back like the soft crackle of settling snow. As I listen, it casts my whole world flickering between the aged comfort of sepia and the vibrant glow of blown-out technicolour.

A love language borne of whirrs, clicks and hisses.