experimental, and classical. Sarah already seems to have arrived in the future, which is much more interesting terrain."

Review

The electronic-classical hybrid certainly isn't a new idea, but the way it's presented here feels overwhelmingly unique. George Sarah seems to have tapped into his own distinct style and it's arrived at the perfect crossroads between the best of electronic, experimental, and classical. Sarah already seems to have arrived in the future, which is much more interesting terrain. --Popmatters.com

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