"It's their most ambitious and fully developed work yet, taking as its theme the nine nava (emotions) or rasa (sentiments) that irrigate the arts of the Indian sub-continent ... The album's high point comes when the poetry of Robert Burns melds hypnotically and wondrously with raga and qawwali on the ten-minute long epic 'Westlin Winds', representing Adbutha. Yet each piece offers something fresh and unique as guitar, double bass and sarangi create an exquisite soundbed of drones, pulses, rhythms and melodies that draws on Sufism, traditional Scottish folk song and Indian light classical forms, and ties them together as if they were always meant to be natural companions"