Max Richter - infra

The Independent“One for the archive of minimalism...” Infra started as a commission by Royal Ballet choregrapher Wayne McGregor and was first heard at the spellbinding performance in 2008 of his highly acclaimed ballet. Based on Eliot's The Waste Land, Infra is a journey in 13 episodes...

Dusted Magazine“Warmly resonant piece...” For Richter, it’s both a return to form and an impressive expansion of what has come before...

allmusic“A masterful restraint...” This may be the most subdued of Richter's Fat Cat releases, but every nuance shows the care with which he crafts all of his music...

Pitchfork“Achingly gorgeous...” It is some of Richter's very best work. And if you've ever cared about his music, it will make you feel something...

Drowned In Sound“Richter at his most intimate and spine-tinglingly sparse...” Richter's skill lies in his ability to re-emphasise and reinterpret, to construct an instrumental dialogue and a kind of imagined narrative through repetition and subtle alteration...

MusicOMH“Infra defies vocabulary...” One cannot listen to Infra without feeling something, whether it be a melancholic sadness or a quiet, hopeful joy. Despite its origins, Infra stands as a staggering achievement, and as an album in its own right...

Guardian“Not yet reviewed”

The Telegraph“Not yet reviewed”

Uncut“Not yet reviewed”

NME“Not yet reviewed”