Press
Selected coverage
“A trilogy of anti-algorithmic works.”
“Electronic music should be felt, not simply manufactured.”
“His commitment to this new direction seems stronger than ever.”
“Keeps listeners on the edge of their seats.”
“The desolate, dystopian sounds of Burial and Boards of Canada.”
“The equipment is central to the project’s identity rather than a footnote.”
“No side project, no tentative experiment.”
“Tin Lung already sounds like it knows exactly where it is going.”
“A confident, fully formed opening statement.”