“With so many different styles and influences juxtaposed, artistically referenced and intelligently refined, this album clearly defines Bróna McVittie as a true talent. True to form, brave and individualistic, McVittie’s etherealContinue reading★★★★ Folk/Tumble

“It would be easy to pigeonhole her alongside other folktronica artists such as Beth Orton, Caribou and Tunng, the latter one of her direct influences, but there’s an artistry andContinue readingFolking

“McVittie’s voice is clear, hypnotic and uncannily timeless, floating between Broadcast’s Trish Keenan and Clannad’s Moya Brennan. A fantastic, exploratory record that draws you in” Jude Rogers Read the fullContinue reading★★★★ Mojo

“The Man In The Mountain’s predecessor was one of the best releases of 2018, but somehow Brona McVittie has surpassed herself. There is an added maturity, a new breadth ofContinue readingFolk Radio UK

JUDE ROGERS’S FOLK ALBUM OF THE MONTH (September 2020) “You’re put in the place of a bird navigating wide open landscapes, absorbing light, space and air. This is music thatContinue reading★★★★ The Guardian

“Once more, Brona McVittie establishes her well deserved place in contemporary music as she weaves together deep and mysterious aspects of folklore with a reverence for the natural world andContinue readingPenny Black Music