Excerpt: "The <em>Nothing, But Death </em> title isn't the  only epic thing about Anthony Saggers' latest Stray Ghost collection....  There's movement, of course, but movement of the  generally slow and ponderous kind, as Saggers pursues his vision  methodically and without haste, and with one part merging without pause  into the next...Saggers effects a natural segue from the album  cover's water imagery to the ocean sounds inaugurating the opening  part. They gradually give way to a judiciously controlled flow of  symphonic ambient material where string and electronic tones gently  overlap like so many waves crashing ashore. The mood, sombre yet  soothing, carries over into part two where the distorted crackle and  shudder of electronics adds a spacier dimension to the material's  strings and woodwind elements ...One best make oneself comfortable when  listening because <em>Nothing, But Death</em>—not nearly as gloomy as  its title suggests.... When bird chirping supplants the string tones at the end,  one can't help but feel that some kind of paradise has been reached. All  things considered, the recording sounds like a major step forward in an  artistic evolution that has been exceptionally rapid."

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