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" part of a generation for which Autechre and Sigur Ros are as pressing concerns as Armstrong and Sun Ra. That's certainly evident in the band's timbral sophistication, spacey contours and slinky grooves."

- Time Out, New York "[Ergo] has a deft touch when it comes to molding silence and drones into rich celestial balladry. The subtleties of the new "multitude, solitude" are a nifty confluence of George Lewis's dreamscapes and Miles's Lonely Fire, and while it's a record that invites you to watch the embers glow, it does its fair share of shooting off sparks."

- The Village Voice



".into completely new horizons similar to nothing you've heard before. captivating, hypnotic, and attractively exotic music" - All Music Guide



". this atmospheric collective, which takes full advantage of electronic programming and cross-genre appropriation. performs in celebration of its intentionally spooky new album, "Multitude, Solitude" - New York Times



"Multitude, Solitude's 50 tranquil minutes ebb and flow with stunning realism in a landscape of otherworldly textures." - All About Jazz



". their panoply of noises sounds like an entire company of artists at work, so outwardly sensate is the entire recording." - The Squid's Ear



". . . the music crosses that indefinable frontier, teeming with intuitive experimentation, probing jazz dialogues and EFX-drenched avant-garde stylizations. Uncannily cohesive and an enormously compelling listening experience"

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