PRESS-QUOTES:

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"Why you are sleeping and not hearing this remarkable album is a sin in itself...
Undoubtedly one of the Top Five albums of the year - and it's not number 4 or 5. Perfect"
- Kaleb, Slightly Confusing To A Stranger, sctas.com
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"The emotions pour out of this man unchecked and the intimacy imparted is absolutely staggering. His voice and those strums and that subtle accompaniement make for a simply beautiful, sometimes strident, and always spellbinding debut. Melancholia at it's most tangible"
- Parasol.com
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"Unique and talented songwriter from Sweden... Not a dud song on it, and this guy has the cleanest recording technique I've ever heard. I feel like he's playing these songs on my shoulder" - Thomas Heath, Tract Records Newsletter
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"A handle of remarkable titles... poignant and delicate... ideal and moving. recommended"
- Didier Goudeseune, Derives.net
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A very good and pleasant debut" - Andreas Haug, Rockszene.de
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"A very fine folkpop-album. Twelve timeless acoustic songpearls, which kidnaps the listener
into an intimate sound area shaped by melancholy" - Hans Korte, elektrolurch.com
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5 out of 5 - Musikrecension.se
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5 out of 5 - Jdamen, Rateyourmusic.com
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"Like good storytellers, the songs take on characters, development and conflict with or without resolution or pay-off.
Pulling from indie pop, emo and stripped down lo-fi folk, "I Name You Isolation" is a gem any way you look at it".

5 out of 5 - Cdbaby.com
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4 out of 5 - Joacim Persson, Sundsvalls Tidning
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4 out of 5 - Hugo Vogel, Altcountry.nl
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4 out of 5 - Koen, Soundslike.be
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4 out of 5 - Bengt Ola Mattsson, Länstidningen i Östersund
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4,7 out of 6 -Markus Wiludda, nordische-musik.de
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"I name you wonderful!"
7 out of 10 - Shawn, Allschools.de
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"Twelve beautiful songs"
7 out of 10 - Mathias, Soundmag.de
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"Naked and bare but still powerful, and not self-pitiful as so many others in the same genre"
- Jonas Elgemark, Groove Magazine
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"It gets stuck" - Hanna Widegren, Arbetarbladet
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"A beautiful autumn album" - Alexander Eckstein, b-i-b.de
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"Excellent homemade folky pop" -Really Rather
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"Martin Henrik Gustafsson shows a large potential... and wraps the listener
around the finger with the warm, intimate sounds again and again".
-Simon Bauer, Bubblehouse.de
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"Really beautiful" - Kai, mucke-und-mehr.de
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"Top ten albums of 2004" - Cut the chord
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"This months record-tip! If you haven't already bought it, you must do so now. That's an order!"
- Martin Alfredsson, Ease Down
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"Briliant melodies in the spirit of Elliott Smith"
- Christoffer Byström, Götheborgske Spionen
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