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Laurel Halo
Dust
Highly recommended; this time around there’s nothing to fear
The Skinny
Laurel Halo
Dust
Laurel Halo’s penchant for abstraction has long served her music well, but Dust veers too far in the direction of academic detachment, suffering from its own inertness
PopMatters
Laurel Halo
Dust
This is a triumph of impressionism, where the digital and organic coexist in a radically beautiful whole
The Guardian
Laurel Halo
Dust
Despite the return of her voice, on ‘Dust’ she appears to be less a singer and more a ventriloquist
Loud And Quiet
Laurel Halo
Dust
That Dust offers as much while also feeling like Laurel Halo's most cohesive work to date is almost a minor miracle
Under The Radar
Laurel Halo
Dust
A surreal, uninhibited sound world blissfully transcending genre and categorisation
The Line Of Best Fit
Laurel Halo
Dust
Laurel Halo’s most ecstatically esoteric effort to date, which, in the case of this artist at least, is another way of saying that is both her best and her most joyously listenable
Drowned In Sound
Laurel Halo
Dust
A record where Halo has her voice back in every sense
The Irish Times
Laurel Halo
Dust
Halo's records have always posed tricky questions, and Dust features her most complex and engrossing yet
Resident Advisor
Trevor Sensor
Andy Warhol's Dream
Stands as promising first effort for an aggressively intelligent wunderkind climbing the shoulders of giants, but it’s also a wearyingly wasted one that betrays a troubling self-satisfaction
Paste Magazine
Trevor Sensor
Andy Warhol's Dream
Maybe everyone does deserves their ‘Fifteen Minutes’, but Sensor deserves much more. It is folk for folk; by the people, for the people, about people
Gig Soup
Trevor Sensor
Andy Warhol's Dream
A naked, bare and passionate debut release
AU Review
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