Source is unrelentingly stimulating, lighting up the full spectrum of sound like the blinking signals on a circuit board. Lázár picks apart dance music’s tropes and investigates how far such forms can be pulled while remaining recognizable. The intellectual detail from past records remains, but the brutalist rhythms make for a stellar execution in futuristic dance. (Pitchfork)

The eight tracks of coiled garage mechanics and electroid synth calligraphy arguably catch Lázár at his most ravishing and up-for-it, yet importantly with no loss to the precisely economical aesthetic that made his sound so appealing in the first place. All the hallmarks of his style to date are presented in their latest update, working fine-combed editing and warped kerning that makes for a electrifying dancefloor dynamic accentuated by sparing chords which double down on the sound’s contoured sensuality. (Boomkat)