"...mad programmed beats with full set acoustic assaults, resulting in an experience like surfing electronic/hip-hop waves with Afrika Bambaataa and Bernard Purdie..." - Ken Micallef, EQ Magazine
"Kids, don’t let you parents listen to this! It might
seriously blow their minds"-Katrina Richter, Rephlektor Magazine
"With atmospheric glitch-hop grooves steeped in cinematic clubspun downtempo, Surviving Freedom would be the
soundtrack if David Mancuso’s Loft ever went on a liquid MDMA-fueled pirate space rave." -Trace Blog
"Intelligent programming binds a sparse landscape of beat shards and textures...a lesson in postproduction and audio editing. All in the key of brooklyn.
...like being dropped in the middle of some uber sexy post modern mashup between Edit’s recent work and a 70’s porno classic.
...A configuration of... shifting elements and textures, disassembled layers restitched with a series of clicks, cuts, and warbling synth overtones. Soothing, alienating, and challenging simultaneously." -88
"Genji Siraisi shines on..."
Zach Danzinger, Modern Drummer
"Genre bending with the joy of discovery Genji creates a unique and memorable soundtrack..."
CMJ
Groove Collective members played live in support of the teaching and research assistants strike at Columbia on April 20, 2005. Help support Local 802 and the Graduate Student Employees United (GSEU).
