In his review for Pitchfork Media
Harp based cosmic jazz that draws the inevitable and obvious parallel to Alice Coltrane but with some of the amoebic ambient vibing that would be up the alley of those who were into the Pharoah Sanders and Floating Points collab
and this Smog record in particular
"The album was recorded on a portable 16 track that Graeme transports from one end of the globe to the other
Arranging and mixing was completed in Northcote
Maggot Brain Magazine Issue 7 1940s In his review for PitchforkMaggot Brain is a full color, quarterly magazine edited by noted Detroit scribe Mike McGonigal: 100+ pages packed with phenomenal contentart, music, literature, unpublished archival material, and morewith a simple promise to only exist on the printed page. Issue # 7 Features on VELVET UNDERGROUNDs Loaded, KURT VILE on the GRATEFUL DEAD, LEE SCRATCH PERRY, MICHAEL HURLEY, SISTER ROSETTA THARPE, DEAN WAREHAM, DOUG HENNING, THE GOATS, GRETCHEN GONZALES,