PRETTIEST ALBUM OF THE YEAR – The FADER

Cuushe’s siren call glittering across this softly undulating fabricn – Dazed and Confused (album of the month!)

No.25 of Gorilla Vs. Bear’s Album 2013

She’s at her best, though, when her singing manages to break through the dreaminess and deliver a simple and direct emotion – Pitchfork (7.0)

it’s the sort of thing you’d imagine playing over a dreamy Sofia Coppola montage of girls running through a field or Elle Fanning pirouetting on ice – NYLON Magazine

Cuushe’s unique, beautiful voice and ethereal, beat driven music truly offers a new dimension in dream pop – Fredperry Subculture

More sun gaze than shoe gaze, and more Washed Out than Cocteau Twins. Celestial, perfectly executed, mesmerizing. – Bandcamp

I Love You have a sturdy J-pop aesthetic hiding deep under all the ambient smoke and vapors. I Miss You taps into Julianna Barwick’s school of choral tapestry…If you find yourself locked in midnight-hour sleeplessness any time soon, get immersed in ‘Butterfly Case’: it’ll work a dream. – DUMMY

Cuushe offers an entrancing blend of vintage dream pop, Morr Music-like post-rock and glitch, and the sort of R&B that pours out of stay-at-home sensualists like How to Dress Well – SPIN Magazine

Sounding like a narcotized version of My Bloody Valentine fronted by Cocteau Twins chanteuse Elizabeth Fraser – BeatsPerMinutes

This is dream-pop at its most luxurious, and at times inventive…everything seems golden – The 405

Butterfly Case’ straight to analog tape proved to be a wise one, lending the sensuous production a feeling of lived-in earthiness – Diffuser.FM

you can tell from the multileveled pop delight, that its covering several geographical zones, all dreamy, starry-eyed, and floating above the atmosphere. – IMPOSE Magazine

Unrelentingly pretty and carrying the picture-perfect poise of a high-wire acrobat, it was a gorgeous blend of subdued synths and heart-in-throat vocals.– GoldFlakePaint

It’s ten tracks of lighter-than-pixie-dust pop, rich in plaintive atmospherics and gossamer textures – Planet Notion

Super-vibey dreampop cut with psychedelic electronic blips and gloopy vocals is a combo pretty much off limits to anyone apart from Claire Boucher, but that hasn’t stopped emerging artists from trying in their droves. – The Line Of Best Fit

I am captivated by her voice, such a light delight…like fragile butterflies resting on a silky scarf – Stereofox

Un album che immerge l’ascoltatore in un universo estetico delicato ed evoca atmosfere dreamy, in bilico tra Cocteau Twins e i primi Everything But The Girl,– Pig Mag (weekly favorite)

it’s the melody and Cuushe’s voice that raises it to another level. When Goldfrapp are at their most chilled out they’re still not quite as horizontal as Cuushe. – Echoes and Dust

She’s got a really beautiful aesthetic, backing her breathy, wistful vocals with warm swathes of soft synthpop and distant, indistinct shoegazey crunch – Norman Records