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Reviewer Carlo Wolff calls the album, "a joy to hear."

They call Rudy's solo drum album, "a highly personal statement."

"Royston reveals an extraordinary ability to evocatively transpose jazz idioms to the solo drum kit."

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."

Ian Patterson says that 'PaNOptic' "makes for a wonderfully kaleidoscopic journey."

J.D. Considine says, "Metropolis Paradise is full of sly rhythmic interplay, cleverly constructed compositions."

Martin Williams says, "Both Are True is a compelling assemblage of intense ideas brought to exciting fruition."

Dave Sumner says, "The way in which Angela Morris and Anna Webber marry the strange and familiar is fascinating."

Writer Dan Ouellette calls the album "riveting and mercurial."

Keaton Lamie calls the Metropolis Paradise, "an album that flows seamlessly between smooth and progressive jazz."

The album was included in Phil Freeman's monthly 'Ugly Beaty' piece, along with a number of great new releases.