Press

Maharadja Sweets' In an Orange Milky Way is one of the weirdest and most honest psych-pop tapes I've heard in a long time. This tape is slowly overtaking me. Lars Gotrich, NPR

Maharadja Sweets offers a tape of mysterious honesty; purely experimental, forward thinking, disturbing and beautiful... it's his music that confirms his importance, showcasing a raw, personal and mystical vision. (review of Engines of Joy)

Impose Magazine

Absolute mind f**kery of the highest order from MAHARADJA SWEETS. Harsh electronics mingle with whimsical compositions and seemingly found sounds - it's a noise tape to be sure, but you haven't heard anything like The Caprice Of Young Gods. Fortunately, you have now...and there's so much more where this came from.

Terminal Escape

...certainly the ONLY song of 2014 that’s made me cry on various occasions while listening on repeat, and through a plethora of emotional levels. (review of Space is the Place....for TV from the album The Cassette Label Heads who Went Outside)

Tiny Mix Tapes

Something's Been Lost (is a) warmly eccentric work of outsider folk... a sense of perfume-scented longing haunts this New Yorker's tunes from the wistful and charming "Love" to the melodramatic "Time."

Wire Magazine

Melville in Jerusalem featured in article entitled "The Rise and Renaissance of the Cassette Tape."

New York Public Library - Library of the Performing Arts

The audio equivalent of A Bug’s Life meets National Geographic. (review of Slithering Kingdoms: A Backyard Afternoon)

Tiny Mix Tapes

Mainstream artists such as Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, and underground artists such as Ben Boogz and Maharadja Sweets have all taken part in the cassette revival and released music in this format.

National Geographic Indonesia