"Their hypnotic orchestral folk songs 'come howling after' an unfathomable god" - the Guardian writes about singer-sogwriter Anjimile's debut LP 'Giver Taker'. Paste Magazine says "Anjimile’s story is an uncommon one, but an uplifting one nonetheless: A trans person—in the midst of battling his own demons—excavates the most troubling parts of his past and ultimately seeks out catharsis". The Line of Best Fit says Anjimile "channels the hurt through extraordinary delicate songs where harmonies wrap around each other with a spectral quality, and the dripping rain of picked guitar strings decorate the walls".

When Mountain Goats hit it, they hit it real good - just like they did with their new folk-rawk 'As Many Candles As Possible'; The Japanese House released a new song 'Dionne', featuring Justin Vernon, an alter pop gem; Coastlands deliver mighty post-rock with 'Dead Friends'; Anjimile's 'Baby No More' is just some sweet jazzy pop.