“As a document of creative evolution, Feels, Feathers, Bogs and Bees succeeds in spades.” -30Music (CA)

“Tallest Trees offer endearingly loopy art-pop brimming with effortless charm.” -NME (UK)

“Electronica this good should be illegal.” –The Mail and Guardian (ZA)

“despite the fact that the album is essentially a canvas of white noise, otherworldly drones, and astral dissonances, it achieves a remarkable sense of poignancy that holds things taut...” -Delusions of Adequacy

“this is an utterly charming collection of off-kilter pop ditties, the spirit of experimentation always lurking” -Terrascope (UK)

“if ‘Aether Obelisk’ was a boulevard, it would be one full of secret alleys and niches, of secluded spots hidden in between the traffic-congested roads and tree-lined avenues.” -Experimusic (EU)

"An intimidating work of great artistic expression." -GoldFlakePaint

“Irresistibly inviting and impossible to frown through, Similar Anniversaries is ten audio snapshots of what joy, dreams, and constant compassion sound like.” -Impose

"a bold mix of folk, "toy-pop", and ambient rock." -Newdust

“It’s a fantastic album, and one which continues to mesmerise as you dissect these dense compositions and begin to make sense of them.” -ATTN Magazine

“Recorded lo-fi style – in a bedroom apparently – this affecting release combines breathless harmonies and fragile tunes to achieve a strange warmth. Also makes Belle & Sebastian sound like Motorhead.” -The Crack (UK)

“Fessenden are at their best when they're at their most esoteric.” -Boomkat (UK)

“Archival Feedback really begins to scream/speak/sing volumes about the layered and nuanced relationship people have to sounds and the place where they live...

"With skeletal guitars and synthesizers that crackle like broken leaves, it's the soundtrack to the scene in a movie when the character is being watched by something malevolent." -Times Live (ZA)

“Recorded lo-fi style – in a bedroom apparently – this affecting release combines breathless harmonies and fragile tunes to achieve a strange warmth. Also makes Belle & Sebastian sound like Motorhead.” -The Crack (UK)

"With skeletal guitars and synthesizers that crackle like broken leaves, it's the soundtrack to the scene in a movie when the character is being watched by something malevolent." -Times Live (ZA)

“Mammoth swells and wordless vertigo, heavenly fades snap, crackle and pop in Jatun’s stellar noise fest. “ -Maximum Ink

“despite the fact that the album is essentially a canvas of white noise, otherworldly drones, and astral dissonances, it achieves a remarkable sense of poignancy that holds things taut...” -Delusions of Adequacy

"Dim Past is making techno a threat!" -Tropicult

"Dim Past is making techno a threat!" -Tropicult

"What we have on Last is a band that could have been our new Sparklehorse if we'd bothered to listen." -The 405

“Other Electricities delivers once again! Take all the good things you like about M83, add some Album Leaf, throw in some delicate vocals, record it and play it back through Soundwave (Transformer's reference guys) and you have Jatun.” -Insound

"An intimidating work of great artistic expression." -GoldFlakePaint

“Ends of June is a genuinely terrific album, a collection of 12 heartfelt, largely acoustic, quiet bedroom pop songs that does in fact sound kinda like a cross between Low, the La's and Love, although to be fully descriptive, their name would also have to mention Belle & Sebastian, Neutra

“Mammoth swells and wordless vertigo, heavenly fades snap, crackle and pop in Jatun’s stellar noise fest. “ -Maximum Ink

“A miasmic mish-mash of otherworldly electronica it ranges free form through a whole gamut of seductive sound.” -Brainwashed

"An intimidating work of great artistic expression." -GoldFlakePaint

“Baja, like his other compatriots on the up-and-coming Other Electricities label, operates under the maxim that modern digital music is simply an aural Cuisinart, capable of blending anything and everything into anything and everything, reshaping genre into whatever is physically possible.“

“rainbow-coloured electro-pop panorama.” -Textura (CA)

“Other Electricities delivers once again! Take all the good things you like about M83, add some Album Leaf, throw in some delicate vocals, record it and play it back through Soundwave (Transformer's reference guys) and you have Jatun.” -Insound