“…like no choir rehearsal you’ve ever heard… It’s a reminder of the power of community: not only of voice, but of acceptance… This is an exquisite release for the ears, the eyes and skin.” A Closer Listen

“These are perfectly imperfect compositions; professionals and non-musical types choose a deeply emotional and spiritual medium of choir (to many in our society, at least) for the non-religious purposes of drone exploration. It’s traditional and it’s subversive. It’s gorgeous.” Decoder Magazine

“Two powerful and touching creations based exclusively on the human voice… which will be loved by art headz and fans of rare or leftfield musical goods alike and validates Infinite Greyscale’s position amongst some of the most exciting and collectible contemporary vinyl imprints for a reason.” NiteStylez

“Two subtly processed and flowing topographies of communal vocals, rising and falling together in creamy harmony… the kind of studied compositional nuance you’d expect from anything Peter Broderick is involved with.” Boomkat

“Is there any artist who attends more closely to his muse than Peter Broderick? Where it leads, he determinedly follows… the two settings highlight the harmonic effects that occur when multiple voices sing together at varying pitches and, while not atonal, the drones exude an almost Ligeti-like quality when the pitches butt up against one another so unpredictably.” Textura