(G)nosis

I thought that he was a very articulate young man and he seems to be well educated on the arts of music, and so many artists of today don't necessarily take the time to do the research and put the work into it, but this young man seems as if he gets it, he understands it, and its showing through his music, and even the fact that he mentioned the 3 albums that he had, and the stages that they go through in life, means that he understands the process. I am thrilled that he understands to the point where its showing through his craft, and it is showing through his art, and I enjoyed the music a lot... The level of intensity, the cleverness of how he uses the words. Too many times, simple words can be rhymed and put into a sentence to make it sound like it makes sense, but this young man is taking the thought, and taking the thought into the artistic measures that he has shown. I think that he is a great talent. I am looking to see some great things from (G)nosis, and I am definitely going to be following his career. - Quoted From- Mr. D

Rapper (G)nosis' new album, The Midnight Drifter LP, is conscious but not preachy, deep but not overwrought, forward-thinking but not inaccessible. More impressive, there aren't any bad songs to be found here, and that's most certainly a feat for such a lyrically ambitious project. On Midnight Drifter, (G)nosis challenges you to think at his level — a risky move, because if he'd failed, then the record would have been boring. Fortunately, the gamble paid off, and that's precisely what makes this a better-than-average listen. Tonally, the record ranges from conversational to prophetic, and thematically, the rapper is nearly as diverse. The release is on the short side, but that's not necessarily a bad thing in these ADD-riddled times. - The Westword, By Noah Hubbell

His live performances in Denmark have helped define the 21st Century cultural landscape. He uses his voice as a finely tuned instrument, which is spectacular to experience. - Jylands-Posten, By Adela Poulsen

A riveting and soulful examination so rarely found in modern popular music. - Berliner Morgenpost, By Anna Blau

(G)nosis developed The Midnight Drifter which possesses keys to our soul that are not often found in todays music culture. It paints a silhouette of the mysteries that are so sought after, and gives the affirmation that they are closer to our understanding than they appear. - Press Play Pro, By Starlet Cloud

“Where You Are” is from (G)nosis’ most recent project the “Midnight Drifter LP.” The entire series is dedicated to the dream state or, as (G)nosis puts it, “traveling from darkness to light.” This track, “Where You Are,” is a bit alarm-clock jarring as the beat opens up with funky horns and a big-beat feel. (G)nosis, rhyming with a fast flow, chastises the listeners a bit, encouraging the masses to “rise up and make a statement.” - The Denver Post, By Ru Johnson

In a time where it becomes easy to lose sight of what is important, (G)nosis presents an elegant depiction of why we must journey deeper within ourselves. His music; words to live by. - Sound Advice, By Dapper McClaine

YES! This is exactly what has been missing. The most up to date analysis of who we are through music. As transformative, if studied, as Bach or Beethoven. Simply brilliant. - The Daily Circle, By Peter Tisnep