thanks, sir

:)

Wicked ... brilliant production and use of sounds :)

thanks, reef

cool twist of influences... song demands a second listen, oh well, just DL with the it rest of your tunes :)

Thank you, IOC! Glad ya like it.

Nothing more to say than I just love this song. It just makes me happy.

Thanks guys!... Igor, Reg.

Bravo.....

Saturday morning, the day off with an iPad on the sofa; listening to alonetoners. Svetlana: "...the one who sings now - who?" me: "this is Brett from Illinois". She: "Hmm, let's hear more of his music. Interesting voice"

thanks corbin, lazysound

dope!

your vox are on point love this song

Hey guys, thanks for the comments; Udon, James, Citizen.

I knew I'd love this one. Nice work.

This is probably some of the most original music I have heard. It has alot of recognizable elements that meld together really well. Blows me away everytime.

Great! This reminds me of so many bands, but then again I can't actually name one, so then again!...a jumble of stuff....I like this a lot!!

very cool merging of modern sounds and classic rock, cool.

digging your music!

digging your music!

Great use of movement. It's almost more of a tangible thing than aural, if that makes any sense.

Thanks, odh and Tess.

Great track, Vaisvil. Strong sounds, well constructed... evocative without having to do too much.

very cool track, man

awesome

thanks Fyrce, thanks tinbin. @sha-pink: ha, no, I never actually do anything that I sing about, well, mostly.

hey, thanks gender, vancleef, leibenders.

Thanks, Greg, Reg.

Said it before but I really like your work. It feels like a safety blanket, something really familiar. But your voice and the minimal, poignant arrangements make it vaguely alien.

thanks, guest. guests are the best

thank you

Great track, sir. The groove slowly but surely pulled me in until it turns into a kind of cyber-noir roller coaster.

Thanks guys

This is great, it's like if Bob Dylan were to start a Tom Waits cover band.

very interesting, it's like a hatching egg, or a sprout pushing its way out of the ground. A delicate little spring of life.

cool one, ODH. Good melody, very angular type of song, love the synth and especially the piano track.

Love all the little sub-textures in this. It's like watching little organisms through a microscope. Nice one to just meditate to.

I like this one too, it has an odd, frantic, 'wide' feeling to it. I picture a rider on an open plain in some fantasy movie.

Lovely tune, James. Excellent guitar work.

I like it, kind of a Here Come the Warm Jets era Eno tune.