ericsublett I have adored Ichiko’s music for years now, happy to own a physical. This is my favorite release of her’s. This entire album is so beautiful. Some of the most fragile & comforting singing/music you can experience. Favorite track: mazamun.

shimster26 In a word, ethereal. A gentle and otherworldly journey. Favorite track: Luciférine.

catharina_bee This song is the soundtrack to the underwater fairytale ballroom of my dreams Favorite track: Luciférine.

Pete Eriksson Big fan of Cass McCombs so this must be good for me!

Old James It's not often you hear music so rooted in tradition, yet so contemporary fresh. Skifflin'! Favorite track: Omie Wise.

matthew lisle I've got a strong feeling about this record. There's a long live session on YouTube that gives you an indication that's it's some ancient, deep down, darkness that gonna get pressed. Excited? Yeah man! I may even wander into the woods with this one, and not in a sex-pest way either.

tpace A side of the Collective that tickles my special area. This album's mission statement, if you will, is a more earthly delivery. The delightful approach towards the early 70's-like Grateful Dead / New Riders style with tremendous pedal steel, patient, textured keyboards, incredible secondary guitar juxtapositions, well played electric mando, violin and other exotic instruments. I have such appreciation to this music. It's all inclusive and not marred by any restraints.

Mike B. Favorite track: Raga for Jerry G.

sidhipangea A fine studio recording that has a slightly more light and positive feel. On Raga for Jerry G you can almost feel the band connecting with Garcia across the aeons. This album should have been a commercial succes and breakthrough for the band. Wishfull thinking on my part. Favorite track: Raga for Jerry G.