"Luckett's performance of these works is superb..... particularly striking is his range of dynamics..."
Classical Guitar Magazine
"a truly talented player"
Guitarist Magazine
"Not only is Neil Luckett a first class guitarist, he is also a brilliant composer for the instrument. He uses the instrument in a highly imaginative way, his music is both lyrical and dynamically charged. Makes me think of an English Leo Brouwer."
Timothy Walker - RAM
"...perfect for morning coffees and evening moods, this disc of seventeen ambient yet passionate guitar pieces carefully blends classical and jazz styles. At times reminiscent of Russell Donnellon's "Ursa Major" and at others, of the thirteenth century laments of Jacoba de Bologna.
"Melodic throughout, Luckett's most recent interludes are subtly seductive and offer ambient nods toward the experimental... A welcome addition to my collection."
Scott Noegel - Offline arts review magazine
"Music that yields up it's magic bit by bit"
Carey Blyton - composer
"Neil Luckett is one of that growing number of musicians that are evolving as truly universal composers and performers. Impossible to pigeon-hole or categorise, these are musicians that I have always hoped would be produced by our still rather out-dated music colleges...
This album is current testimony to his highly developed compositional skills and is devoted to that most classical of idioms, the string quartet. The three quartets presented here float effortlessly in a melodic style sometimes reminiscent of Gorecki or Bartok but always remaining very ‘English’ with the single movement Quartet 2 having an almost Elgarian or Delius pastoral quality.
This quartet and Neil Luckett’s music deserve as wide an audience as possible."
Malcolm Ball Avant magazine