The Guardian
"a fascinating set of variations...Herbert's unfussy soulfuless and personal vision glow through"
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The Morning Star
"you will find yourself reaching for a rewind of this cheeky piece of plastic from a forward-thinking aesthete who manifestly thinks in yellow."
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Vanguard Online
“This is an artist steeped in talent that has left me wanting more…infectious”
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Soul And Jazz And Funk
“an imaginative and quirky collection… epic”
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indielondon.co.uk
"a great listen and further compelling proof of why Herbert is one of the UK's most treasured (and diverse) female artists."
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The Independent
"remixed, twiddled with, freshened up, titivated, deconstructed...lovely"
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The Daily Telegraph
"Herbert's voice really is a seductive thing, unaffected and ringing and with a nice husky edge...wonderful"
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thejazzman.com
“An enjoyable diversion in the Gwyneth Herbert catalogue"
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Tasty
“She's a girl with a future our Gwynnie, and the sort of lass whom you call by an abbreviated form of her first name after hearing her album twice. She'll go far”
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Jazzwise
"a remarkable phantasmagoria of varicoloured charms...perfection"
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AAA Music
“there is something undeniably charming in its atmosphere”
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BBC.co.uk
“likely to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up…beautiful”
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allgigs.co.uk
“display the full expanse of the Herbert repertoire…lovely”
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Mojo
“the best resume yet of Herbert’s solo talents…far superior to the usual odds’n’sods release”
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