Colours of Air

Pitchfork 7.3/10 On Colours of Air, the off-putting noisiness of his formula is cast in the gentle glow of Morgan’s hospitable quietude. The album is lush and oblique—an approachable standout in two daunting catalogs.

All Music 4.5/5 A meeting of the minds that will satisfy and excite fans of either or both artists, Colours of Air is a testament to Morgan and English's artistry that grows richer with each listen

Mojo 4/5 While this hook-up between two Underground column lifers is built on recordings of a 100-year-old Brisbane organ, the source isn’t always apparent, as Loscil and English’s manipulations drift closer to the ambient techno of Gas.

Spectrum Culture 75% For the right set of ears, this collaboration is long overdue and, for the steady Loscil follower, lives up to often lofty expectations.

Uncut 8/10 It was only a matter of time before two of contemporary ambient music’s leading practitioners banded together, but these eight tracks, unlike their titles, are subtle, complex, and not always pacifying.