"...Although Daniels' music is often referred to as dark ambient there is nothing particularly sinister about it, it is more emotional and introspective than it is dark or mysterious. There are dark elements within it but they are generally fairly subtle and implied rather than deliberate, focusing instead on surging layers of ambient texture and precise rhythms..."

"...Prins Thomas has created something that toes the line of ambient, but is not there. It circles electronics but chooses to land elsewhere, but not in downtempo..."

"...Featuring one track from each of their upcoming releases for the year, MMX (a free digital release) is a teaser of what to expect from their roster of new and long-standing artists, all of whom continue to develop their sound or introduce themselves to fans of the label..."

"...Close, but not too Close is less a collection of songs then it is pure mood, an audible fog that seeps from speakers to bathe home stereos in frozen moonlight..."

"...Lusine can breath life into any genre. This is quite possibly Lusine's most fully realized album to date, skillfully blending the traditional electronica of Serial Hodgepodge with the textural flourishes of Language Barrier and infusing both with abundant warmth and humanity via heavily processed vocals..."

"...Embedded in the grooves is the passion and hope of modernist architects, imparted through 1970's style synthesizer warmth and considered strings. Some argue that the modernist experiment was a failure, Roland Sebastian Faber's Gropiusstadt is the polar opposite..."

"...Tympanik Audio wants to represent artists that have an ear for unique and accessible electronic sounds. We want artists that are passionate about what they produce and demonstrate a style of music that is unlike anything that has been presented so far..."

"...a perfect example of direct opposites. There's some superb use of abrasiveness, offset with gentle classical styled movements within the string and piano lines. Moody, demanding, and sometimes menacing, it has uplifting clarity, yet manages to paint mysterious portrait, which settles against a lonely backdrop..."