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Broomer calls it, "an ambitious, insistently egalitarian work."

Ammar Kalia says "Douglas finds his strengths most clearly when focusing on instrumental mood music."

Phil Freeman chose the album for his "The Month in Jazz" feature!

Two reviews from John Garratt and Will Layman!

Will Layman calls the album "a mixture of heavy and luminescent, with grooves and atmosphere sharing space."

Reviewer Peter Margasak says the album, "immediately grabs the listener."

Will Layman says, "The band is given lots of room and lots of responsibility, and each member repays what Douglas asks of them."

Will Layman says: "Webber and Morris' expanded range of options breaks new ground while referencing a grand tradition."

Will Layman says, "Ward's nimble alto slithers through all of it, sounding more human and more vocal than anything else in the band: truly the vocalist who takes center stage."

Will Layman says, "The Webber/Morris Big Band jumps out like a joy."

Will Layman says, "Ryan Keberle and Catharsis prove why they are one of the most progressive bands in modern jazz."

Will Layman takes a deep dive on the album, calling it, "a unique vehicle for three master musicians."