“STREAKING IN TONGUES’ Einstein’s Napkin is unlike any instrumental you’ll hear in 2024. Ronnie and Elliott Ferguson, as well as key collaborator Patrick Booth, have crafted a collection that pours old wine into new bottles with distinctive skill and an individualistic aesthetic quite unlike anything else in music today.”
-Independent Music and Arts Insider

“The fifteen compositions on Einstein’s Napkin are rife with intelligence, unexpected musical touches, and a deft sense of melody. This is an unusual instrumental release that has something to offer nearly every sensibility and concludes as it began—with thoughtful reflection.”
-Vents Magazine

“No discussion of Einstein’s Napkin would be complete without mentioning the essential inclusion of saxophonist Patrick Booth. His evocative contributions add an extra layer of depth and texture to the album, elevating tracks like the aforementioned ‘Timber Wolf With Hiccups’ and ‘God’s Deep, Wide Pocket’ to transcendent heights. Together, the trio creates a musical synergy that is nothing short of magical, weaving intricate melodies and harmonies that transport listeners to another realm entirely. The album stands as a shining example of what can be achieved when artists dare to dream and forge their own path.”
-Skope Magazine

“STREAKING IN TONGUES’ reliance on the interplay between guitar and saxophone is the key here, and the intimate dialogue they share is as natural as breathing. Einstein’s Napkin occupies a distinctive niche in the modern musical firmament, and its light shines brighter than most.”
-Daily Pop News

“Einstein’s Napkin merges experimental strands, folk, indie rock, minimalist jazz, and progressive rock into an irresistible stew that is challenging yet surprisingly accessible…one of the more intriguing instrumental releases in recent memory.”
-Melody Maker

“Enchanting melodies…Einstein’s Napkin is an album that demands multiple listens.”
-Top Buzz Magazine

“The infectious melodies and off-kilter rhythms will have you tapping your feet and scratching your head in equal measure…a testament to the boundless creativity and infectious energy of STREAKING IN TONGUES. It’s not every day that you get a small indie record like this that manages to sound this good, but STREAKING IN TONGUES have clearly been working on their craft for nearly a decade and it shows.”
-Medium

“In the annals of modern musical experimentation, few acts capture the imagination quite like STREAKING IN TONGUES. Hailing from the serene landscapes of Marquette, Michigan, this dynamic father-son duo, comprised of Ronnie and Elliott Ferguson, has once again seized the spotlight with their latest sonic masterpiece, Einstein’s Napkin. And let me assure you, dear listeners, it’s an absolute triumph.”
-Indie Shark

“There’s no denying that Einstein’s Napkin is a delightful romp through the imagination—an instrumental journey that is as playful as it is profound. With its infectious melodies, evocative arrangements, and the essential inclusion of Patrick Booth’s saxophone, STREAKING IN TONGUES has crafted a musical masterpiece that is sure to delight listeners of all ages.”
-ballyhoo

“STREAKING IN TONUGES has crafted a masterpiece that resonates with depth and authenticity. It's an experience that promises to leave an indelible mark on your musical soul, reminding us all of the transformative power of artistry and the enduring beauty of familial harmony.”
-Honk Magazine