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"The producer lets the jazz slip, placing its oily, double bass-plucking fingers on your shoulders in terse, but ever so slightly off-kilter" DJ Mag

"Bare's Rza inspired beats are nicely put together, with the odd dash of British eccentricity (such as a montage of TV chef Gordon Ramsay losing the plot at the end of Taste) thrown into the mix." BBC

"Imagine if Rza dug Jazz more than soul, and imagine an album that doesn't concentrate on gats n girls - head nodding beats, tight production and concious flows, perfect for summer, smoking and driving ." 247

"Fans of good, traditional hip hop should absolutely check out this album, no matter what side of the pond they live on." Hero Hill

"Another underground classic from one of Canada's finest MC's, devoid of filler and worthy of many repeated listens." Abort Mag

"this album demonstrates an immense creativity, heart and dedication to hip hop, self expression and life." Vocals Words

"Perfect isn't even close. This is illuminating, brilliant, life affirming stuff" Subba Cultcha

"Two Cities' Hangs together perfectly as a document of the current hip hip underground" K Mag

"..it is great to get a glimpse of the man behind the emcee, a feat which is made possible thanks in large part to the gloomy production of Bare Beats, who also deserves credit for his creativity and great sample choices." Thomas Quinlan

"Modulok and Bare Beats are concise and straight to the point in a way, let's face it, most MCs can't even silently wave a mic at." British Hip Hop

"With a good mix of dusty jazz, 50's film suspense music and punchy drums Bare Beats creates a concrete foundation for Canadian MC Modulok." Certified Bangers