"Epic, primal and industrial, light and very heavy, King Night is an album of contrasts that sounds like what the conspiracy theorists hoped to find when they spun their records backwards."
"Sparkly melodies echo out atop stately slowdances. Intangible lyrical themes blend into softly soupy sonics, and the frosty result is as hyper-pleasantly dreamlike as one could possibly hope for."
"An echoing folk-influenced template run thorugh with shoegaze, reverb and acoustic strumming. Sounds for all the world like the first steps of a major talent."
"With rattling chains, latter-day Radiohead experiments in electronica, aggressive bass structures and a strangely classical overtone, Hidden hides its intentions, right up to having you by the throat."
"With tape-deck production and scuffed lines, this rag-tag bunch flashed back to the psychedelic 60s thanks to their strong melodies, echo-y guitar licks and Doors-like guitar pillars."
"Imagine squeezing Dinosaur Jr and Hüsker Dü into the same car and crashing it into Kyuss's own cactus. Fans of Japandroids will also find their time very well spent here too."
"Follows his recent trajectory exploring experimental electronica/folk crossovers, often with dazzling results. There are few better practitioners around."
