"Strongly recommended for fans of experimental electronica, minimalism, and new sounds in general."

— Glenn Astarita, All About Jazz

"This is an extremely likeable experimental work with a generally soft and calm tone, but a few surprises."

— Stuart Bruce, Chain D.L.K.

"It’s refreshing to listen to such a layered montage technique that risks everything in the quest to bring the new."

— TJ Norris, Toneshift.net

"This is some wonderful strange music and I love it."

— vitalweekly.net (edition 1158)

"Streifenjunko has taken a shift towards electronic sounds. Their previous albums "No Longer Burning" (SOFA 2009) and "Sval Torv" (SOFA 2012) was remarkable in the magnificent sound achieved only with a saxophone and trumpet. With the seemingly endless possibilities of electronic instruments their strategy of finding simple tasks has been put to the test, and in the making of this album Streifenjunko was put back to the starting position to re-discover their focus and recognisable simplicity. The result is music with sharp edges and sudden changes, crude starting and stopping. The engine of the music is the interlocking of slow moving streams. Some of the electronics are self generating for Espen and Eivind to follow, and the different sounds and layers are multiplexed using starting and stopping signals. To play is simply to follow the signals, like driving."

— Sofa about "Like Driving"