"8.0 -- 'Recommended' -- ...gorgeous, submerged tunes!...Dizzy? No, dazzled"
"(4 stars) Like Grizzly Bear, ASDIG's got a steep pop-to-noise curve, so their most gorgeous melodies become thick and swampy before you've noticed the tide has come in. Even the brightest colors look black if you smear them all together." - Pitchfork
"A Sunny Day In Glasgow's evolution as a live band continues to stray from the muted, ethereal effect of their studio recordings without sacrificing their appeal…. highlighting things that aren't so strongly emphasized on the album, i.e. the lyrics and the beats." - Fluxblog
"They effortlessly connect the sonic dots that My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields left behind.” - Tokion (issue 57)
"About as close as anyone has come to re-imagining the term shoegaze since the descriptor first appeared." - Other Music
“[C’mon] somehow manages to be both intensely melodic (sunny, even) and slightly disorienting at the same time. Highly recommended." - Gorilla vs. Bear
“Her music gives the sensation you are submerged somewhere in between the firm and the frothy.....and that's something delightful.” - RCRD LBL
"Damn, if this isn't a record that just quietly creeps up on you and takes your brain hostage! At this point, Portland, OR duo the Battle of Land and Sea are probably the sole reason for me holding on to this neo-folk hangover." - Other Music
"With a voice and a sonic signature that evokes dark forests and lost worlds, the singer has, with a single album, established herself." - Village Voice
"an album of blissful folk music and mysterious lyrical lamentations. - Drowned In Sound
"Eight tracks high, and rising." - Paper Thin Walls
