“Stream the compelling latest piece from Australian artist Anya Anastasia’s upcoming debut album ‘Everspring.’ ‘Burrow’ takes a Tishoumaren-inspired math/art rock-y direction with indie folk melodicism between twisting desert riffs and pushing rhythms. A la First Aid Kit meets Mdou Moctar. The warmed-grainy guitars, bass tightness and pounding kick drum create pulsing, bumpy grooves with a subtle palette of cello. Anya Anastasia drapes the instrumental with her vocals like heavenly, magical silk

- extra delicate and refreshing”

(Grotesqualizer, USA - Burrow)

"hypnotic and otherworldly...With off-kilter vocal harmonies, sparse yet impactful percussion, and twinkling acoustics, the artist is able to craft a sonic universe while maintaining a welcome simplicity. The innate prowess of Anastasia presents free-spirited, experimental folk on “Burrow,” but attempting to pack all of these colors under one label is a fool’s errand. “Burrow” is unmistakably Anastasia, a jumpy yet subdued introduction to an individuality that can be felt in every note. The artist’s ethereal vocals cascade around the glitchy acoustics, like a rushing creek flowing over a rock; naturally present long before us, yet strangely captivating. “Burrow” is just one preview of Anastasia’s debut LP, yet this latest single is very telling of what the artist has planned for Everspring, and it is shaping up to be something special."

(Glide Magazine, USA - Burrow)

Anya Anastasia’s new single, Burrow, celebrates wild instincts that grip our deeply animal human bones. It’s bold, alive, and brimming with a type of energy that most music doesn’t even attempt.

Sonically, the song exists in a separate realm, somewhere between Joanna Newsom’s otherworldly folk, AURORA’s elemental intensity, Tinariwen’s deep rhythmic roots, and the more adventurous corners of This Is The Kit’s catalogue. It shouldn’t work as a single description, and yet it makes complete sense the moment the music starts. For ears tired of the predictable and hungry for something that actually surprises them, Burrow is an excellent choice.

(Le Future Wave, NL - Burrow)

“An Indie folk track with a flowy moody acoustic drive, that feels like a spell is being conjured”

“Smooth Aussie vocals that hold a candle to Stella Donnelly’s catalogue”

(The Note - Two Halves)

“Anya’s experimental art-rock vocals give the song a desert-like quality.”

(InDaily - Two Halves)

“Dissenter is an intense, beautiful, intricate, lush and emotional ride of tones and flavours."

(Scenestr - Dissenter)  

“​​Such a awesome track.. the fusion of psych, indie and folk creates a really nice and diverse soundscape”

(CLUNK Magazine UK - Two Halves)

“What a powerful track! I was immediately reminded of Björk in the best possible way” 

(Audiograma BR - Two Halves)

“Anya's voice is possessed a Nordic-Viking spirit, by the time the track explodes in its final moments, the intense emotional release is palpable, the song's tangible aspect engulfing, almost goosebump-inducing, a blanketing fervour left in its wake” 

(Scenestr - Two Halves)  

“Cinematic Brilliance, The interesting movements bridge the realms of Radiohead and Bjork”

“Refreshingly exotic with subtle sonic treats littered throughout its inspired design” 

(The Wild is Calling - Two Halves)

“A mix of Karen O, Fever Ray and Alison Mosshart, Adelaide singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Anya Anastasia presents her debut EP titled 'Dissenter'’ 

(Scenestr - Dissenter)

"Losing Wild is a very impressive way to debut Anya’s sound, it’s soft and smooth in delivery however it holds a certain level of power with its darker tones."

(AAA Backstage - Losing Wild)

"Taking a bold approach to art-rock, 'Spinning Heads' balances fluid keys and warm guitar tones with Anya’s angelic vocals." 

(Glide Magazine - Spinning Heads)

"The yearning in Anya's vocals also draws you in with an eerie, bewitching charm that envelops the senses." 

(Scenestr - Losing Wild)