Sanftest-Folk vom ehemaligen Rhythmusgespann von Galaxy 500, live mitgeschnitten bei einem Konzert in San Sebastian. Die Akustik-Gitarre wird verhalten gestreichelt, Keyboard-Töne perlen, eine E-Gitarre hinterlässt aufgelöste Akkorde, der Bass ist mehr Melodie- als Rhythmusinstrument, weiche Gesangslinien vervollkommnen das feingewobene Bild, das auch live leuchtet. Der zweite Tonträger, eine DVD, enthält ein persönliches Tour-Tagbuch, bei dem Naomi persönlich Regie führte: 54-minütige Dokumentation des Tournee-Alltags.

(Glitterhouse)

Recorded live in San Sebastian, Spain, in support of their brilliant collaboration with the Japanese psych band Ghost, Song to the Siren is a near-perfect introduction to the wondrous world of Damon Krukowski and Naomi Yang. In sharp contrast to virtually all other live acts, the twosome's music seems even more fragile and stark on-stage, its achingly spiritual beauty further enhanced by a crowd as reverentially quiet as church parishioners. While most of the material emanates from the With Ghost LP, the inclusion of earlier fan favorites like "Turn of the Century," "Eye of the Storm," and "The Navigator" colors in the duo's back catalog, and Michio Kurihara of Ghost accentuates the melodies with droning guitar figures as eerie and evocative as a theremin's wail. The disc includes a bonus DVD video tour diary directed by Yang, complete with a track of commentary that she provides along with Krukowski.

(by Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide)