What people are saying:

“… evokes eerie landscapes of the inner mind as much as the external world… If David Lynch is looking for someone to score one of his films… he could start his search here. — Shindig Magazine #139

“Hiram utilizes an interface called PlantWave™ that actually connects flora to Hiram’s rig so that he can play along with and manipulate the actual sounds of nature. It’s heady stuff and the results are relaxing and mesmerizing.” - Ambient Audiophile

“Some may call it the sound of life as we know it." - Sun 13


"... like a very subdued and relaxed Deuter..." — Alan Freeman, Audion Magazine #73


“Himes utilizes his instrument to create everything from droning ambient soundscapes to flamenco-like acoustic fantasias…” — Record Crates United


“… It cleanses and lifts us back into the early kisses of morning aloft on dust clouds. There’s a lifetime of still memories packed into a few languid minutes.” — Foxy Digitalis


“… an extraordinary sonic journey.” — Boulimique De Musique


“Minneapolis musician Matthew Himes has created something understated but possessing of a great emotional gravity.” — Beats Per Minute

“… nothing short of revelatory … an aural artefact of significance for future generations..” — Beats Per Minute

“A work of art that converts the breath of nature into sound. This work conveys a message of respect for the natural environment, coexistence, and harmony, and at the same time functions as meditative music for blissful relaxation.” - Waltz Tapes


“Really sublime experimental loner folk from this mysterious Minnesotan, who writes intimate and melancholic tunes, that are nearly tone poems. Some cuts trickle into pure expansive psychedelia... a cohesive spareness and phantasmagoric vibe, with even a rustic flavor at times — recommended for fans of both Nico and Nicodemus.”— Plastic Crimewave

“Hiram has a heart filled with true warmth… channels timeless energies into sonic delight.” - Lost in Sea of Sound


“Hiram reaches crystaline drones, rich pads and sun-seeking upward ascension.” - Tome to the Weather Machine


“Organic resonance covers all the sonic surfaces of Immersion, bringing our attention to bear on the terrestrial plane and inward… Fantastic.” — Foxy Digitalis


“…It drips and gurgles and flows in its natural element…resonating within these gorgeous tranquil soundscapes.” - Fog Songs


“…approaches his craft with a personal and limitless mindset, often proving himself to be a completely peerless artist.”— Record Crates United