Wavewulf

Unbreakable Soul:

“[Wavewulf] has released a myriad of powerful albums including Oscillation, Green Decay, Space Art and Angels, The North and the Sea, and most recently Unbreakable Soul. He has carved out a space where synthesizers breathe, collaborators converge, and big existential questions are welcomed rather than avoided.” - Victoria Polsely, Earmilk

“[Unbreakable Soul] is an exploration of the human soul and it’s transcendence in an ever changing world” - Clash Magazine

“[Wavewulf] strikes a balance between emotional honesty and electronic precision. From albums born of personal loss to collaborations with vocalists and musicians around the world, Long’s music blends heart, mind, and a touch of wizardry behind the boards.” - LADYGUNN Magazine

"[Unbreakable Soul] feels beamed in from a cyberpunk alley, its arpeggiated synth lines glowing like neon against rain-slick concrete. “Echo in the Dark” with LiAura threads subtle strands of darkwave, industrial, new age, and even approachable prog metal, all woven so organically that the transitions feel inevitable. The album is Nicholas Long at his most fearless, bending genres until they dissolve into one another, leaving the listener nodding at the audacity and smirking at the precision." - Marcel Schlutt, KALTBLUT

“An evolving pop success heralding the power of perseverance, “Unbreakable Soul” is a resonating new album from Wavewulf. Nala Spark’s magnetic vocals add wonderfully to the mix, making for an aesthetical savvy reminiscent of Little Dragon — especially in the “patterns,” escalation of the title track, which struts a lush engrossment in its bubbly synths and nostalgic guitar glimpses.” - Mike Mineo, Obscure Sound

"[Unbreakable Soul] resonates with our shared experiences of transformation and adaptation. Each track delves into profound questions about existence, philosophy, and spirituality, reflecting both the emotional weight and the uplifting moments of the human journey. Through its rich tapestry of sound and emotion, the album invites listeners to find solace and inspiration, embracing the unbreakable essence within us all.” - Wonderland Magazine, UK

“[Wavewulf] seamlessly blends analog textures with melodic vocal performances and deliberate emotional expression, reaffirming his identity as an artist who channels electronic music to explore and reflect on the human experience in an ever-evolving world.” - Escarlina, Too Much Love

“Wavewulf’s music continues to evolve, yet its essence remains steady through a deep commitment to emotion, structure, and the boundless possibilities of electronic sound. His career is a landscape, one he continually expands with honesty, intention, and an unmistakable sonic identity.” - Grant Owens, We Found New Music

“Wavewulf shows just what his talented mind can come up with in terms of complex textures, alluring melodies, and tightly entangled instrumental layers that captivate old and new fans alike.” - EDM Rekords, Medium

“Wavewulf is a celebrated figure in the electronic music scene, known for his enthralling soundscapes that transcend genre boundaries. His music combines elements of dream-pop, shoegaze, electro, synth-wave, and synth-pop to create a unique auditory experience. With a career marked by innovative compositions, Wavewulf continues to push the envelope in electronic music.” - Tamara Jenna, TJPL News

“New York's Nicolas Long has seen his Wavewulf project go from strength to strength. Establishing himself with a breadth of immersive offerings within the electronic genre, his tenure to date has been filled with highly-praised releases, all looking to build upon the dynamic ambitions of what has come before. And with his presence growing even more alluring with a string of dazzling delights in recent months, he continues to shine with his wondrous new studio album ‘Unbreakable Soul’.” - Chris Bounds, Mystic Sons

“It's rare to encounter a single that manages to be both introspective and universally applicable, yet “Unbreakable Soul” achieves this with grace. As a curator at PopHits.Co, I find this single to be a testament to Wavewulf’s artistry, his ability to forge an electronic pop anthem that is both euphoric and profoundly moving.” - Will Lisil, PopHits News

"Drawing us in with a psychedelic, astral synth and textured percussion, Wavewulf opens Unbreakable Soul with an innate sense of dimensionality, expanding with a subversive guitar and tapping into a high octane, cerebral energy. Needless to say, we are in awe." - Karl's My Uncle

“Driven by punchy beats and an array of colourful synth tones, Nala Spark’s commanding vocals glide in to thread compelling melodic leads as lead synth lines snake alongside her voice. Flowing with catchy hooks and the delicate rise and fall of energy, “Unbreakable Soul” offers a wild synth pop ride brimming with charming songwriting and sensational sound design.” - Alberto Massaro, Plastic Magazine

“Wavewulf has truly outdone himself with “Unbreakable Soul”, this is one of those albums that hooks you from the beginning and somehow gets even better with each listen. You could play it on repeat all day, and it still wouldn’t lose its magic. The synth-heavy, moody vibe captures the duality of light and dark, reflecting life’s complexities and the triumph of resilience through struggle. With 16 tracks and four remixes, Wavewulf’s ambition and emotional depth shine through, making this release a true standout.” - Hayden Frear, Beach House

“The new album by Wavewulf “Unbreakable Soul" stands witness to his prowess as he creates an electrifying atmosphere which he then uses to build tension and tell tales. This particular tale is that of resilience, hope and soul. With the many interesting elements and sounds he uses, Unbreakable Soul stands out as one of a kind and does not fail to impress.” -  Lost In the Manor

The North and the Sea:

“[The North and the Sea] brought us a sense of urgency and clarity into the actual meaning of freedom. The album’s core concept is not only Wavewulf’s quest for freedom but also the lengths he went to search for and celebrate it.” - SPIN Magazine

 "Wavewulf deserves further investigation for both the discerning electronic music listener as well as those not as familiar with the genre. We highly recommend “The North and the Sea” for its tantalizing sound and uniqueness." - Jon Stojan, LA Weekly

“A fascinating contrast of styles with Long’s smoothly rendered synth tones meshing with Nala Spark’s strangely mesmerising vocals. There’s a melancholic aspect to this outing, while also embodying an uplifting vibe which manages to seep deep into the listener” – Paul Browne, Blitzed Music Magazine

“Nobody can deny the power of water and "Wavewulf" knows it well! Balancing between Electro and Dream Pop, this release has a hidden glow. Colourful and clear patterns of sound are waiting you along with lyrics of an explorative mood.” – Nagamag Magazine

“One of his most personal albums to date, titled The North and the Sea [which is] comprised of 15 memorable and hauntingly synth laded tracks, one can lose themselves in its retro-infused embrace” – WAVE Music

 “Dramatic and enchanting, Wavewulf has captured the relentless energy and power of the Scandinavian and Arctic seas in the new album ‘The North and the Sea’. Combining mesmerising synths, electronic keyboards and powerful vocals, Wavewulf creates exciting sounds that transport the listener to the icy seas” – Look and Listen

Generation Blitz I compilation:

 “[Electric Vienna] is a compelling piece of electronic prog-rock, and I can see the Aphex Twin influence here” – Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6

Space Art and Angels:

 “An intersecting narrative of the cosmic and the personal told with classic synths and synthpop vocals. There’s much to enjoy in the sprawling sci-fi synth cascades” – James Thornhill, Electronic Sound 

“Synth genius Wavewulf releases electrifying new album Space Art And Angels. A journey through every realm of space, time and life, Wavewulf has you covered. Following the success of the previous album Green Decay, Space Art And Angels definitely lives up to any expectations and exceeds them into outer space” – Chloe Mogg, BBC Introducing 

All in all, it’s quite the decadent orgy for synth fetishists, but there are plenty of new slants and, even more importantly, human elements and flourishes lurking in the machinery, which is a harder trick to pull than its sounds. Nice one Wavewulf." - Nick McCoy, Subba-Cultcha 

 “This mystical LP is a journey through time and space. Steeped in a cosmic bravado, Wavewulf excels at crafting aural worlds that are equal parts experimental and accessible. A mesmerizing race through kaleidoscopic soundscapes and intergalactic vocal samples, Space Art and Angels balances a dark, brooding bravado with colorful, upbeat melodies. Its chromatic ebb and flow define the electronic sounds of the future” – Alli Lindsey, Beautiful Buzzz 

Green Decay:

“Wavewulf's 'Green Decay' delivers textured, layered soundscapes and shifting tones. Sometimes stark, sometimes moving, sometimes simply furiously catchy, it's an album which is both musically magical and thematically incredibly prescient” – Top40-Chrats.com