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MojoAug 9, 2013Reduced to a duo for Southern Records' live-in-the-studio Latitudes series in 2012, Tucker and O'Sullivan seasoning their cosmic mantras with such sweet tinctures as early Eno, This Heat and the acoustic mirror harmonies of early OMD. With Glynnaestra the potion is perfected. [Sep 2013, p.86]
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Aug 2, 2013[This is an] excellent, playful and moving album as a whole: the closer you examine Glynnaestra, the deeper and stranger the rabbit hole goes.
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The WireJul 24, 2013Glynnaestra feels like the project has moved beyond causal collaboration into something fully formed. [Jul 2013, p.56]
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Jul 24, 2013The album flows by with the scrapbooked flair of an intricately constructed sound collage, but one whose loose ends and experimental moments are firmly rooted in Krautpop rhythms.
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MagnetAug 16, 2013The songs are mostly concise, ranging from less than two minutes to more than seven, but their motorik propulsion and detailed, gradual builds add more subtle rewards beneath synth-pop immediacy. [No. 101, p.55]
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Aug 14, 2013Glynnaestra is not quite of this world, but that has a good bit of its appeal.