"Top of the world" - "Leveret's fourth album returns to the traditional tune repertoire of their debut - if radically remade in the hands of three English master musicians ... These 11 pieces were recorded over three days in an oak-framed Kentish studio, the players beneath a couple of antique ribbon mics. The majority of the songs were played for only the first or second time, which allowed for each player's dexterity and improvisatory intuitions to stretch out and sink in. Hearing them live, often in intimate settings, is a close kin to hearing them on record. That same sense of the sound in a room, of impulse, taste and expertise guiding them through these often long-dormant tunes raised to beautiful life again from the sheet music"