An uncanny able, it's haunting, mysterious darkness lures you in, while Sanko's songwriting holds you in. Saying more with quietness and mystique than with noise and pounding a message down your throat, Sanko prefers to lay back and let you find the song rather than the song find you. However, he's not without his loud moments, shaking things up more and breaking up the norm with some noise to send your reeling. But, it always finds you getting back up for more.

A very hard album to describe, it's distance and vulnerability is hard to place, and even harder to mistake. This is Erik Sanko throughout, marking his territory, carving out paths on undiscovered areas, and creating something truly his own, that you will ultimately enjoy. I'll give it a B+.

Eric Thompson: Locally World Famous

Eris: Eris

[Issue Forty // August-September 2001]