It Was by Saåad is a very dense album. It’s not that the drones found hear are heavy, they’re actually quite lovely drones with wonderful hints of melody, it’s just that the drones have so much going on within them that it’s hard to keep track of it all. Not to mention that the mix is massive. It just sounds like it’s engulfing your head. A great listen that you should listen to on good headphones. - VALISKA

The Frenchman Romain Barbot`s sound is placed on hold somewhere inbetween ambient, dark wave, noisy ambient and sound-art-like aspirations (those sublimely undulating hiss doses around the main intentions of the record). Here are set up 7 tracks which are loftily stuttering ones with epic orchestration-afforded reverberations. Throughout the course it seems to be minimal, murky, and slightly threatening. - AGIER