Press: United Cassettes: "Braeyden opens with the deceptively hummable “Soft Reunion,” a restrained and aching marriage of synths to static. His second cut, “Endless Endings,” evokes October Language-era Belong, subduing melody in favor of judiciously-employed clipping textures. Closer “Infinity Charm” occupies the middle ground, focusing instead on dynamic development, weaving melody and tape hiss in and out of the stereo field. Like Braeyden Jae, Ant’lrd is a master at balancing texture, melody, and dynamics – “Dream River Artifact” brings focuses more on the melodic side, while “The Dark Between the Stars” explores looped passages treated with static, hiss, hum, ambiance." Lost in a Sea of Sound: "The first release on cassette for Whited Sepulchre brings two heavies to your speakers with Braeyden Jae and Ant'lrd. This amazing combination of artist works incredibly well together. Each side is over twenty minutes in length and it is a blurred out drone entanglement of beautiful compositions. Both artist have produced plush soundscapes that seem to have only subtle differences. This makes the entire cassette play especially polished together and from side to side you will be lost in it's essence."