“The first in a series of fifty-two ambient E.P.'s, inspired by the work of artists such as Brian Eno, Chihei Hatakeyama and Celer.”

“An ambient trip through the desolate landscapes of a dead world”

“A fragmentary collection of sounds from an unknown found recording, apparently from a returned anthropological space mission, melded together with field recordings from Kaldor.”

“A mix of one of my favorite albums of all time, please enjoy.”

“Epic Cinematic Orchestral Trailer Soundtrack”

“Soothing, downtempo electronica with an ice cream motif.”

“An EP taking inspiration from the Early Warp/Rephlex days of IDM and electro, with Tekiket's own unique twists.”

“Anxious punk with synths. ¡Luchador espacial punk!”

“features So What (Miles Davis), Flora (Gilberto Gil), Le Mistral (Keith Jarrett), Carinhoso (Pixinguinha), Riviera Paradise (SRV), a bass-n-drums-only Impressions (John Coltrane), and original ball...”

“exuberant personality, stunning wordplay, slippery flows, poignant message”

“A rollicking remembrance of a friendship interrupted, spoken in the language of Rock.”

“A Kiss of the Mind skillfully captures the trademark Ex-Hyena combination of dark electronic, post-punk attitude mixed with the moody aura of the underground ʻ80s and a future-noir vision”

“Bedroom lo-fi dream pop from PNW.”

“Bedroom folk from heart of Europe.”

“Alt-folk with magical voice coming from Mexico City.”

“Bedroom acoustic pop from Austin, TX”

“Dark, crushing, and raw black metal.”

“Visceral riffs and ambient soundscapes collide.”

“Ambient me tomorrow is the most intimate, peaceful and atmospheric album I’ve ever created and hand-played using Moog One.”

“In a post-truth world, one man steps forward to push back on the darkness.”

“like a really bad ween parody”

“this aint your grandfathers lofi beats to study to”

“Scottish Dungeon Synth”

“Chiptune version of legendary classical pieces”

“A deep-space journey of vast drone ambient and cosmic synth”

“Trouble in the Milk Aisle EP ticks just about every box for those that like their jangly indie-pop placed firmly within defiantly obtuse realms.”

“Not number one but here to have fun - Real emotion, no strings. And no refund.”

“My individual contributions to the Sugary Spire OST”

“Syrupy songs”