
A stunning outdoor recording capturing a live band and modular synths echoing off rock formations in the vast, windy expanse of the Mojave Desert.
It sounds like a live band jamming with modular synths in the middle of a windy desert canyon at midnight.
A vast, awe-inspiring sense of isolation that feels both deeply peaceful and slightly eerie.
“The focus is on subtlety: the brushed drums creeping forward in the mix before receding again, the loosely patterned Fender Rhodes scattering throughout, and thin wails of a trio of vocalists — including Shepherd — rising and then falling again like the shallow breathing of sleep”Read review
“Elaeina is some delicious food for the brain and ears. It’s a record that’s damn near impossible to label”Read review
“British scientist takes a stunning journey through jazz-ambient fusion”Read review
“Elaenia stands out as a remarkably assured debut album from an artist who took his time putting it together”Read review
“The album skirts the edges of the dancefloor, flitting between ambient miniatures and extended jams falling somewhere between post-rock and jazz fusion”Read review
“A creeping, soaring debut”Read review
“Elaenia acts as a brilliant encapsulation of a huge talent”Read review
“A soaring, beautiful electronic jazz journey”Read review
“Of all albums this year, Elaenia is one that could be – probably will be – discussed for some time”Read review
“’Elaenia’ is one of those rare albums that crosses genres and audiences with ease due in thanks to the sheer craft that’s gone into its seven tracks”Read review
“Gracefully combine references from the past 50 years of experimental cosmic funk without committing to any specific era”Read review
“Elaenia is fated to become one of those albums that inspires ritualistic listening parties held by small groups of audiophiles”Read review
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