Himalayan mountains, sacred rivers flowing past ancient temples, the sights, sounds and aromas of the village marketplace, horse-hair gliding over singing strings, vital breath through silver tube, goatskin stretched tight over hollowed wood - East and West merge in mutual and unrestrained admiration through this celebration of timeless original music."Babaji Bob Kindler is still playing the same Indian-influenced music that made his last album, Tiger's Paw, so exciting. Kindler sends long, elegiac cello lines arcing over strummed autoharps and propulsive tabla rhythms from Gregg Johnson and Daniel Paul. He's joined by Sulubika, whose flutes tease and seduce the melodies, intertwining and trading off with the cello. Kindler's Indian chamber music at times recalls the instrumental fire of John McLaughlin's Shakti, but with a stronger loyalty to mood and melody. - Billboard Magazine