Flying Lotus Flamagra

"[H]e's established himself as hip-hop's headiest auteur, a maximalist Brian Eno for the medical marijuana age whose meteor-storm productions triangulate funk, electronica, and assorted jazz fusions..."
"Like his great aunt Alice Coltrane, Ellison gives the impression he operates on a more spiritual plane, distanced from the vagaries of the industry, and certainly the intent of his recent albums would back this up."
5 stars out of 5 -- "[N]ew album 'Flamagra', a spaced-out funk epic that's much more soothing than its predecessor, proves Ellison has grown as a producer."
Paste (magazine) - "[W]hile the 27-track sprawl is decidedly innovative, Steven Ellison never wavers from his hallmark: instantly recognizable Flying Lotus harmonics, filled with the fragrance of experimental jazz that only a member of the Coltrane family tree could enact."
Clash (Magazine) - "FLAMAGRA reminds us just how good Flying Lotus sounds when soundtracking transcendence."