This would be a great album to spin late at night.   Full text...

And while the album title may be somewhat esoterically named, the music within will be easily picked up and adored by post-rock fans and electronica worshippers alike due to its sentimentally atmospheric soundscapes.   Full text...

The Humbucking Coil fulfils the wide-eyed expectations left by Welcome Tourist, sitting comfortably in the shoes it left, leaving smiles all round.  Full text...

With The Humbucking Coil, Fleischmann retreats into more organic territory, flushing out guitar textures and marrowed synth lines with the natural flesh of human drumming given cosmetic whiskering.  Full text...

It’s mostly instrumental (two tracks feature the emotional whisperings of Christof Kurtzmann) and just about everything is played by Fleischmann (Kurtzmann also plays clarinet on the industrial-pop “Static Grate") and just about everything features the same basic groove and textures. But it’s lovely all the same.   Full text...

The Humbucking Coil, is a slightly more guitar-focused effort that teems with warmth and comfort without breaking new ground.  Full text...

Musician Bernhard Fleischmann chose to name his new album after a humbucking coil, a guitar pick-up made of two electromagnetic coils which eliminates the usual interference and leaves the sound of vibrating string.  Full text...

So is this fascination with the guitar a one-off experiment for Fleischmann or the signal of a future direction? Hopefully, we won’t need to wait another three years to find out.  Full text...

As a whole, The Humbucking Coil doesn't really tread any new ground for Fleischmann, but it's another enjoyable and solid little release in his discography.  Full text...

A languid mood piece with discreet variations, Coil is a pleasant, if homogeneous, listening experience.  Full text...