http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=A6hzsa9igl23d Review by Ned Raggett, 4 of 5 stars. "...generally this is a more spacious sounding effort from the band...". http://www.flakmag.com/music/eluxoso.html Review by Pearson Greer. "At any rate, it is really hard not to be at least slightly disappointed with this record..." http://www.ink19.com/issues_F/99_07/wet_ink/music_il/154_labradford.shtml Review by Matthew Moyer. "...the kind of record that people should obsess over." http://www.lastsigh.com/reviews99/labradford1.htm Review by Matt Simpson. "The beauty of this band absolutely transcends description." 1999.06.29 http://www.milkmag.com/reviews/labradford.html Reviewed by Jeff Norman. "...the best music can be described only by itself." http://motion.state51.co.uk/reviews/405.html Reviewed by David Thorpe. "Each unnamed track is slow and purposeful, solid and often quite beautiful." http://www.pillowfight.com/reviews/labradford.html Reviewed by Roy Christopher. "Labradford exploits aural negative space to let the listener fill in the blanks." 1999.05.20 http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/l/labradford/e-luxo-so.shtml Rating 5.3, review by Mark Richard-San. "...there are other people making music in this vein, and doing a better job of it." http://www.popmatters.com/music/reviews/l/labradford-eluxo.html Review by Joel Hanson. "Each of the six songs on E luxo so feature a different instrument to evoke divergent and sometimes conflicting moods..." http://www.q4music.com/q4musicstore/DisplayProductDetails.cfm?ObjectUUID=B709B88D-9ECD-11D4-84460002553035E0 Reviewed by David Sheppard, 4 of 5 stars. "Everywhere keyboards as stately as ice-floes rub up against fecund guitars pregnant with unearthly twang, while unspecified percussion clicks, chimes and dub-like throbs carry the seductive procession onward to ever more verdant plateaux, sporadically sunlit by those often breathtakingly luminescent strings." 1998.03.00 http://www.splendidezine.com/reviews/jun-21-99/labradford.html Fanzine review by Goerge Zahora. "...air of subverted lucidity remains constant throughout..." 1999.06.21 http://www.riverfronttimes.com/issues/1999-07-14/record2.html Review by Matthew Hilburn. "...a cool, cleansing shower in the ephemerally tranquil sounds of Labradford. " 1999.07.14 http://www.yakuzamag.com/docs/labradford.html Review by David McGurgan. "With subtle tones, repetitive strains, and the occasional throb, the group develops a magical canvas open to interpretation."