On demo records:
“The recording project of London based Ana Rita de Melo Alves aka Anrimeal has, certainly for a while, been a clandestine affair, with Alves more content releasing the works of others on her Demo label. […] Like some of the musical essays coming out of London venue Cafe Oto’s Takuroku label, Could Divine wears its homespun colours gloriously.” – The Wire
On the anrimeal album:
“A deeply interiorised and startlingly robust album that addresses the mood of these strange times” – The Wire
“Such an intriguing sound… it really gets under your skin” – John Kennedy (Radio X)
“A unique and intoxicating trip” – God Is In The TV
“With its gleeful moments of cacophony and shivering frost, Could Divine is an album suited for listening in solitude, deepening in resonance each time” – The Demented Goddess
“A very beautiful, textural album… intimate recordings that feel so personal. You’ll feel like you’re living inside her soul” – Tim Shiel (Double J and Triple J , Australia)
“Too good for words… No one has really painted grass like Ana Alves” – Organ Zine
“What’s truly surprising is the audio design; the sounds hidden between layers that only your right or left ear hears suddenly fill the air and make it almost magical” – Revista Kuadro
“Abstract, challenging and phenomenally engineered, yet frighteningly emotive… a haunting and uniquely beautiful piece of audio” – 25 Years Later
“I instantly fell in love with this… just beautiful” – Postcards From The Underground
