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So, I'm biased about Keyboard Choir, I admit it.
But these people aren't:
"A wonderfully evocative series of Eno-esque drones" - Rock Sound
"It borders on the celestial"- DiScover Album of the Month, drownedinsound.com
"You think of failing white striplights, of the artificial, greenish glow of empty factories" - Plan B Magazine
"Bubbling, analogue bubble-bath synths; resonating passages of lo-fidelity; symphonic splendour; prog-rock song titles. Ladies and gentlemen, we are floating in space. Welcome to the world of the Keyboard Choir." - Stool Pigeon
"For moments when you want to take a gentle stroll in space and watch the comets zoom by, Keyboard Choir are definitely your best guides." - thisisfakediy.co.uk
"A piece of challenging, different and overwhelmingly beautiful electronica, with an industrial edge - this is a fine body of work from a truly unique combo." - subba-culture.com
"Keyboard Choir have all the makings of being your euphoric end of night dance companions on warm summer evenings, shuffling about on damp grass, beer in hand, as the sun goes down." - contactmusic.com
"Thank the maker. Something vaguely original is happening in music today." - smashmusic.co.uk
"Literal electrified up to the eyeballs. Robotical. Illusive, hard to pin down dreams rise from conscious digital synth" - Nothingbutgreenlights blog
"Awesome hypnotic sound sculptures" - diskant.net
"All electronic sextet using synths, samplers and laptops to recreate The Art Of Landscape as if it were reshown by Channel 4 on Jupiter" - Sweeping The Nation
"This six man keyboard choir - complete with conductor - make genuinely moving live electronic music" - the dawn chorus
"There is something surprising and for that matter definitively significant going on underneath their compositions" - deathtomusic.blogspot.com
"This is a beautiful and endearing album that proves that when you take away all the visual elements of their live performance, the music is still what makes them truly special." - musicomh.com
"Fans of this genre will be suitably impressed" - new-noise.net