While wearing my experimental pajamas, i stumbled across this album a year or so ago.

I keep comming back to it and getting more invested in it. The lyrics are great and the little stories they convey get expanded on every listen.

The album is pretty damn far out, but i think there's a song for everyone on this album. The almost lynchian, funny, dreamy, flowey and super original opener 'the door' is a great gateway to the rest of this album. After a while it gets difficult picking a favorite!

Amazing from start to finnish. Every song hits just right, from the microtonal-krauty goodness to the hard hitting postpunky stuff. Every second on this album got the attention it deserves and its a perfect example of how to do a 'one man band' just right.

Shibari is a clear winner for me though. Its just on another level of great song writing and production.

A great album with lots of energy and time to contemplate. It combines light heartedness with sweet melodies to drift away by. Being recorded on a roadtrip, it really gives the feeling of traveling the country with a loved one.

I bought this tape after only listening to the first song. Which turned out te be a great choice.

The album tends to feel strange because it is so soothing yet so raw.

Some parts are really dreamy and beautiful and make you feel overly relaxed. Other parts make me think of Can, Thee Oh Sees/Damaged Bug and just gets me really hyped.

Perfectly original.

i only heard 2 songs from their album midnight snack and i decided to buy this casette without listening to it. One of the best choices ive made this past month. eventhough the first half of the album is at least twice as good as the last, the whole album is a nostalgic pleasure from start to finish with more than enough musical ideas to surprise you.

The variety in this album is huge and every track has its own special little moment. It's garage, it's kraut, it's psych and sometimes even a bit of beatles pop.