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The WireJul 26, 2018Gat is a gnarly and thoroughly exciting guitarist, and somehow Universalists is aberrantly gorgeous and totally fried. [Aug 2018, p.68]
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UncutMay 25, 2018On paper this should be a mess; on record it's a thrillingly chaotic sonic voyage. [Jun 2018, p.27]
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May 25, 2018That’s the beauty of Universalists: there’s no use trying to pin it down. What’s more, doing so discredits its core thesis: music is music, plain and simple. Gat manages to capture the ecstasy of his live performance, while expanding his production and experimental practice to a global, and—dare I say—universal palette.
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May 25, 2018While challenging, the album seems to symbolize a struggle to achieve balance and harmony, and the results are frequently exciting.
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May 25, 2018This isn't a great album, but it's a visionary one, and rock would be in a healthier creative state if there were more records like it.
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May 25, 2018Universalists is an extension and expansion of his solo debut, an evolution as simultaneously radical and just-right as any of the changes he’s known for improvising live.