Jay Cruikshank from The Rangoons about the album Floating Di Morel/ULF:
"On one side a gravity free display by Floating Di Morel, by moonlight, shifting sound and image fluttering like moths, on the reverse ULF creates a synthetic forest, which forms a maze for disembodied voices to wander, floating above a mysterious void, the sound of an eclipse, a dance seen in negative light, the traces of Donna Winter."

Jake Austen of Roctober Magazine writes:
"Like a classy Suicide (the band, not the act of desperation) these cats present minimal, chilling music, but wear ties and sweep the warehouse before inviting you over for a bizarre ultra-underground concert."

German critic Robert Miessner (taz, junge welt) states:
“If Velvet Underground had not disintegrated in 1973 and instead had met with Neu! or Mute's Daniel Miller, they would have sounded like Floating Di Morel.”