It's tempting to file the surging drone of Voyager One under the rubric of pschedelia, but that wouldn't do justice to the sprawling vision of guitarist/singer/producer Jeramy Koepping and his band, which recalls an empyrean choir, or perhaps a flock of low-end and effects-pedal-wielding angels brushing your cheek. - Andrew Lentz, LA WEEKLY

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Voyager One's slow-burn persistence in following their take on the shoegaze dream has ended up serving them well over time -- where their earlier work was at best yet another re-creation of a massively influential yet subcultural sound, on Afterhours in the Afterlife they seem to have finally started becoming their own band, in a conditional and low-key way. Interestingly, part of this comes from outside collaborators, with the opening and closing songs being done with fellow neo-gaze freaks {$Guitar...   [ read more ]

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New project from members of Seattle bands VOYAGER ONE (LOVELESS)and KINSKI (SUB POP).Largely instrumental,combining an atmospheric hook-laden intensity with a fluid,driving structure. Songs of exceptional depth and immediately engaging. Warm and organic sounds that should appeal to fans of both kinds of music (Death Cab AND Tortoise)as well as those spacey Icelandic sounds the kids like so much these days.

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