"The razorsharp beats of Dabrye, the twisted hip hop of Prefuse73, the futuristic glitch of Akufen and the downbeat machinations of Carl Craig are all reconfigured into a new shape, with the kind of ease and comfort that would suggest there's a lot more to come"

"Just as Scott Herren starts getting the acclaim he deserves as leftfield hip hop producer Prefuse73, the Atlanta native and Barcelona resident shifts identities. Savath & Savalas were last spotted in 2000 as pensive, decent post-rockers. Now though, Herren has a new partner - Catalonian singer/songwriter Eva Puyeulo Muns - and a gorgeous new sound. So hazy Latin songs emerge out of discreet electronic flutter, acoustic guitars trace shapes around Muns' and Herren's androgynous harmonies, odd bits of Tortoise go about their business in the background. And the whole thing emerges as an enchanting update of the dreamier end of 70s Brazilian pop - as good a record, in fact, as anything this gifted polymath has ever released."