Uploaded October 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"...a disarmingly beautiful piece of work. I want to say it sounds like a male counterpart to early Grouper -- there are vocals there buried beneath a sea of reverberating effects, and while sometimes the entire soundfield is obscured, there is always a sense that Noble is writing pop songs somehow. These songs might have been slowed down to ten BPM, but they are songs nonetheless which makes 'Horrorism' stand out in a stagnant sea of meaningless drone music. " — Boomkat
"...a disarmingly beautiful piece of work. I want to say it sounds like a male counterpart to early Grouper -- there are vocals there buried beneath a sea of reverberating effects, and while sometimes the entire soundfield is obscured, there is always a sense that Noble is writing pop songs somehow. These songs might have been slowed down to ten BPM, but they are songs nonetheless which makes 'Horrorism' stand out in a stagnant sea of meaningless drone music. " — Boomkat
