Luke Abbott - Holkham Drones

NME“Nature and technology work in harmony for Norwich’s Luke Abbott...” Krautrock sheens shift time signatures underneath ping-pong beats cascading and bouncing off of each other – often into abrupt endings that make each track feel like a glimpsed snapshot beamed in from Abbott’s mad treehouse...

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The Independent“Things are developing at their own pace...” Not all the electronic-music activity in Britain is happening just within the stylish urban parameters of dubstep...

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MusicOMH“Listening to it is like entering a lucid dream...” Abbott is certainly interested in the effects of repetition and these irresistible drones are refreshing and imaginative rather than ugly, mechanistic or harsh. This is a prime example in how to make machine music sound warm and human...

Dusted Magazine“Not yet reviewed”

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Drowned In Sound“A game–changing electronic opus...” Holkham Drones should stand side-by-side with the masterpieces that Kieran Hebden and Dan Snaith have put out this year; and to think that this is Abbott’s debut makes the journeys we may take alongside him all the more thrilling...