The Temptation of Saint Anthony by No Spinoza

“No Spinoza rejects a simplistic commentary on our digital addiction. He doesn’t moralise: he dramatises. Synthesisers advance like a seductive, almost comforting substance, then something rumbles beneath, a threat, a corruption, a disturbing counterpoint.

Pearson treats mental space as a haunted place. And ultimately, that’s perhaps the most beautiful thing about this song: it manages to make an everyday reflex something almost medieval in its gravity, without ever losing its pop brilliance.”
– Extravafrench

“A sonic landscape that’s truly cinematic and hypnotic… an otherworldly, anthemic character. What more could you wish for? This is a triumph.”
– Mesmerized

Airport by No Spinoza

“A breathtaking first flight… incandescent art-rock where desert, theology, and digital modernity collide… furious feedback tears the horizon… Airport soars.”
– Extravafrench

“The track takes off… transporting the listener high above a stark desert landscape via a combination of taut drums, shimmering synths and jazz-adjacent playfulness.”
– Various Small Flames

“No Spinoza achieves a consuming sound with art-rock single Airport…  a fantastic, soundscape-rich success.”
– Obscure Sound

“Airport introduces us to the expansive, highly meaningful and thematic artistic universe [of Jupiter’s Great Hurricane]… It’s easy to comprehend how deeply layered and meaningful the album will be. Not just a musical endeavour, No Spinoza is also a visual one, and perhaps a philosophical and a literary one, too.”
– Mesmerized