Reviews
“a beautiful album of cosmic folk strangeness, singular in its vision and unique today in its combination of sounds… Sitting somewhere between Nico, Linda Perhacs and Alice Coltrane, the six haunting songs have superb intricate arrangements and a wonderful spiritual element!… the album is a masterpiece of haunting music that has a meditative quality and reveals more of its colour with each play! Every home should own a copy of this album and play it each day as the sun rises bringing hope to the world.”— Monolith Cocktail
“LeBrecht captures emotional clarity with an adventurous sound palette on her new album... the music is an enchanting blend of spiritual chamber-pop and cosmic folk, drifting at times into meditative jazz and devotional music in the vein of Alice Coltrane... LeBrecht is self-assured throughout, confident enough in her spiritual considerations to let in just the tiniest hint of darkness.”— Uncut (Print Edition)
“…a jewel of intensely personal cosmic music... It belongs to a tradition of albums that document a rich, meditative sound as it rises up to join the world outside its creators' minds: Alice Coltrane's Universal Consciousness, Philip Glass's North Star, Talk Talk's Laughing Stock.”— Douglas Wolk
“…a striking blend of spiritual experimentalism and ethereal song form that coheres into meditative avant-pop with depth and edge.”—The Vinyl District
“…a collection of ethereal compositions that transport listeners to a realm of tranquillity and introspection… LeBrecht weaves a tapestry of immersive sound that transcends boundaries.”— Ransom Note Magazine
“The result is nothing less than amazing, getting that meditative, spiritual feeling…turning this album into quite an achievement.”— Echoes and Dust
"...this suite soars into inner space immediately and rests there contentedly." — Dusted Magazine
"Tundric expanse of deeply meditative electro-acoustic soundscapes with mesmerizing vocals"— International Anthem
“an intense and enveloping spiritual experience” — Listening Wind
"cosmic and contemplative songs that often stretch toward the 10 minute mark. Hymnal organs and synths, choral multi-tracked voices, and woodwinds fluttering atop... an almost incantatory album that invites you to get lost in its wide open spaces." — Beats Per Minute
"it’s clear Natalie Rose LeBrecht set her innermost self on a collision course with the cosmos while recording this music... Getting lost in this one isn’t only highly recommended. It’s easy." — The Quietus
"Natalie Rose LeBrecht has channeled that galactic hum... How else can you explain the deep mysticism and cosmic connection... LeBrecht, like a pagan medium, inhales the mysteries of life, the universe, and everything and exhales her interpretation of it" — Tabs Out
"an introspective exercise, one that is lush and flourishing with an intrinsic life force." — Nine Chains To The Moon
"In her voice’s ecstatic gentleness dissolves all awareness of anything but this moment" — Tiny Mixed Tapes
"An intimate and adventurous listen, LeBrecht places atypical avant-garde jazz moments in this highly unique listen, where traces of folk and classical invade the sonically intriguing delivery." — Take Effect
"there is so much talent and beauty being revealed... Delightful music in complex movements, resting in a place we can take part in, but still outlying in a transcendental sense... transcribed dreams in sonic passages, notes of beauty and mystery, feelings connecting all spirits together." — Lost in a Sea of Sound
"the album is a meditation on matters of galactic proportions... It’s full of freedom, love, and spiritual ascension. They are all intertwined with a dream-like instrumental accompaniment full of repetition and drones, seeming almost infinite." — Louder.me
"intricate melodies and transcontinental influences" — Interview Magazine
"...LeBrecht creates an intimate atmosphere with her layered, dreamlike vocals." — Spin Magazine (print edition)