Beautifully Blooming…Japanese duo constructs minimal shoegaze music – SPIN MAGAZINE
It’s flooring stuff, suited for fans of Windy & Carl and Grouper
– The FADER
IKEBANA‘s brooding drones and shoegaze tones give way to songs still tinged with hope; not dark or sad, but simply pensive and aware…Sometimes being alone isn’t a bad thing at all.- DECORDER Magazine
The message is sincere, and as focused as its title. The pacing is unforced, its end result reaching something uniquely sublime
– Studiums & Shrines
minimal shoegaze, reminiscent of Slowdive’s Pygmalion or Grouper’s works. Breathtaking.e – No Fear Of Pop
the drone-indebted shoegaze outfit Ikebana has a sound that seems to decidedly draw inspiration from its moniker—one which is considerably restrained and sparse, relying on the repetition of delicately embellished chordsl – XLR8R
where the guitar strums and vocals illuminate the chill of night with only the glow of the moon in the sky for comfort – IMPOSE Magazine
“Ikebana” showcases the more adventurous side of the group, one where untethered fragments of hushed vocals and echo-laden guitars drift and intermingle freely within wide open spaces. – Textura