"capable of instantly transporting the listener into its insular, alien landscape.”

“At turns soothing, unsettling at others, Orphanage creates a complex musical space for interpretation and emotional investment.”

"The music of Voices and Organs is a definite recommendation for fans of Mogwai, Boards of Canada, or Sigor Ros."

– I Rock Cleveland [read more here]

"Listening to these songs is like witnessing a mind working through the decisive (cutting) self-defense of nostalgia. Orphanage’s willful haziness conveys a winsome paradox: remembering can be a lovely way of forgetting. "

– Tiny Mix Tapes [read full review here]

“the album soon reveals itself to be packed close with absorbing detail, the songs carefully edited and sequenced to appear as one seamless episode.”

“It’s a broad range of emotions conveyed with sensational impact. In A Word: Achievement.”

"...they are so melodic as to resemble a lullaby."

– Pittsburgh City Paper [read full article here]

"Orphanage is a pleasant blend of melancholic atmospheres and ambiguous instrumentation."

– Big Yawn [read full review here]

Additional Coverage Available Here: Stylus Magazine, Each Note Secure, Swedes Please, Prefix Mag, Partly Porpoise, Creative Loafing, Almost Cool, Angry Ape, Losing Today, The Scene, Dreams of Horses, Digifi