Space Age Pop music

“Bunny’s Lament is an imaginary soundtrack for fragmented lives, to characters that have never existed, imaging the way they might react to situations familiar, dramatic, impossible.”

“Music for eating a slice while time stands still.”

“A late‑night confession where honesty cuts through the silence and every quiet word hits the hardest”

“The 16th studio album from Mother Raspberry packs a wallop”

““Recommended if you like soundtracks for non existent movies or series.” (TheNewNoise.it)”

“Electric guitar improvisations, drones, distortions, dissonances, and repetitions through ailing solid-state amplification from a crumbling room in a sinking house, in a poisoned city on the brink ...”

“Featuring spoken real Welsh so you know it’s good.”

“A notably ambient, cinematic meditation through Asian-influenced sounds.”

“Experimental ambient, infused with french-speaking existentialist poetry, sometimes underpinned by haunting beats.”

“An electronic transfer of spiritual energy.”

“Music for the heart's deepest stories.”