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MojoMar 3, 2017Big, warm music that doesn't shout loud, yet makes itself heard. [Apr 2017, p.97]
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Mar 3, 2017Although it’s uniformly beautiful, the rest of the album doesn’t leave nearly as deep an impression, with McIlwain occasionally indulging more experimental tangents (the pastoral ambient sketch of “Chatter,” the staticky drone of “Tropopause”) but mostly never pushing past his usual mode of lush, lightly skipping intelligent dance music.
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The WireJun 2, 2017The album then settles into a solid groove of high end electro pop with just enough dust to keep it grounded. [Apr 2017, p.62]
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Mar 3, 2017With Sensorimotor, Lusine takes another evolutionary step forward, seeming strangely natural in his skin of manipulation.
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Mar 17, 2017Sensorimotor is an exercise in doing many things well but nothing truly great. If McIlwain focuses his efforts, he could create one of the great electronic records of the year. This, however, is not it.
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Mar 3, 2017Sensorimotor as a whole isn't as strong as Lusine's previous efforts for Ghostly International.