"Sounds are mercilessly processed and manipulated into an array of stereo-spacial objects for Corder to meticulously arrange and sequence, creating dizzyingly kinetic sonic events that constantly interlock and overlap. This is that sort of extreme computer music whose complexity can be intimidating; when I first listened to System of Choice I was frequently reminded of the overwhelming yet awestruck confusion I experienced during my initial encounter with Sun Pandämonium. But that’s also what makes it so enjoyable to listen to, and whether Corder’s mind-bending auditory architecture manifests as eviscerating glitch hailstorms, deconstructed electronica, or soft mechanical ambience like a robot’s final sigh, there are always countless layers and details to decipher. Repeated listens required."

-Jack Davidson, Noise Not Music
noisenotmusic.com/2020/04/08/review-nathan-corder-system-of-choice-self-released-apr-3/
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