"Zambri, with two harmonizing female singers, pushed toward eerier, electronic realms." Jon Pareles, New York Times

 

"Zambri resemble noise-pushers HEALTH or No Age (...) they've got an ear for a haunting melody and buckets full of attitude to deliver it with, too." NME

 

"Such an unpredictable, cliffhanger atmosphere suits their witchy vocals; wispier backdrops give them room to breathe. Considering how expertly they dabble in the dark side, it's tempting to place a bet on goth" SPIN (7/10)

 

"Zambri doesn’t speak in tongues, but they do twist synths, drum machines, industrial crashes, and their ethereal voices into a fevered cloud. Their music is a ghostly dialect somewhere between Fever Ray’s foreboding and Cocteau Twins otherworldly abstraction—splitting the difference between pop and sound art." Under The Radar 

 

"They’ve reached this Kate Bush level of top-of-the-mountain, sing-into-the-sun gothic atmosphere, flanked by electronic ghost hammering and little synth baby coos. It’s dark and uplifting but not calculated.” FADER

 

"Zambri sisters craft tragically romantic New Wave pop loaded with hauntingly harmonized choruses and cathartic keyboard build-ups.” SPIN