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The Gray Field Recordings - She Sleeps to the Sound of Knives
"'She Sleeps to the Sound of Knives'" ...is an album to get lost in." - Ptolemaic Terrascope
"Given the dark and bizarre nature of her work, she is a sonic equivalent of a succubus... Approach with caution and beware of the call of the siren!" - Expose
"A strange and Experimental experience taking us through unknown hidden places." - Side-line
"All the pieces are highly evocative and one of the most important elements of the whole is its density. The sound is sharp ( not noisy ), glossy and clear. Carefully worked and accurately placed every detail where it should be. In other words, experimentation has a creative goal ( as it should always be )." - Mic.gr
"There’s elements of Coil alchemy, but also Natural Snow Buildings drone-folk and surreal collage poetry, incorporating unique instruments and sometimes children’s voices." - The Answer Is In The Beat
"For fans of dark folk, wyrd folk, folk horror, drone folk, noise folk, ambient and experimental ethereal and dark wave, even for the lover of a very wide range of dark alternative music, this is an exciting listening experience and highly recommended." - Dark Entries
"It's like walking into a recording set by David Lynch and then getting lost... a remarkably dark and wonderful album." - De Subjectivisten
""The musician's always somewhat elusive style, in which not only instruments such as the occasionally used guitar, flutes and singing bowls, but also her way of experimenting with booming synths, ensure a folky colouring, in which extended spoken word passages with her characteristic voice, samples and other atmospheric sounds of a mostly weird kind contribute just as much to a tattered and at the same time hauntingly radio play-like trait..." - African Paper
"Given the dark and bizarre nature of her work, she is a sonic equivalent of a succubus... Approach with caution and beware of the call of the siren!" - Expose
"A strange and Experimental experience taking us through unknown hidden places." - Side-line
"All the pieces are highly evocative and one of the most important elements of the whole is its density. The sound is sharp ( not noisy ), glossy and clear. Carefully worked and accurately placed every detail where it should be. In other words, experimentation has a creative goal ( as it should always be )." - Mic.gr
"There’s elements of Coil alchemy, but also Natural Snow Buildings drone-folk and surreal collage poetry, incorporating unique instruments and sometimes children’s voices." - The Answer Is In The Beat
"For fans of dark folk, wyrd folk, folk horror, drone folk, noise folk, ambient and experimental ethereal and dark wave, even for the lover of a very wide range of dark alternative music, this is an exciting listening experience and highly recommended." - Dark Entries
"It's like walking into a recording set by David Lynch and then getting lost... a remarkably dark and wonderful album." - De Subjectivisten
""The musician's always somewhat elusive style, in which not only instruments such as the occasionally used guitar, flutes and singing bowls, but also her way of experimenting with booming synths, ensure a folky colouring, in which extended spoken word passages with her characteristic voice, samples and other atmospheric sounds of a mostly weird kind contribute just as much to a tattered and at the same time hauntingly radio play-like trait..." - African Paper