New Alexander Tucker album - "constantly surprising, occasionally unsettling, frequently beautiful and always mysterious"

"Tucker is blessed with a singular croon, one that manages the remarkable feat of being both deadpan and laced with emotion" - the Quietus says in it's review of 'Guild of the Asbestos Weaver', new album by English (not too) experimental musician Alexander Tucker. What stands out the most here is Tucker’s voice - it "emerges in exquisite multi-tracked harmonies like a strange, ghostly one-man version of Crosby, Stills and Nash on their first album".