Two musicians, Sam Prekop and John McEntire, have broadened the notion of rock both individually and collectively. Each has received praise for their own musical voices and audio breakthroughs. Prekop has received praise for his solo releases in ensemble or on modular synthesis, as well as for his visual art and photography, in addition to their joint work in The Sea and Cake. McEntire is one of the most renowned drummers, engineers, and composers in contemporary music. This is their first full-length project as a pair despite having collaborated for close to three decades. It was a project they had both been wanting to work on for a time, and it made sense for two musicians who were interested in fusing electronic music with jazz and rock. Sons Of features two master artisans creating gleaming metropolises with an endless pulse at the crossroads of flawless manufacturing and deft improvisation. Sonically intriguing and enticing, Sons Of is a great album. The sophisticated collection of synthesizer modules, samplers, trigger pads, and effects that the pair uses all work together as effective tools for locating distinctive soundscapes and unexplored realms of potential. Prekop and McEntire use their in-depth knowledge of pop architectures to generate dynamic movements across the album's four pieces. Their music has a fluid, transformational quality, with each rhythm evoking a sense of familiarity even as the environment around them is constantly changing. The tracks' steady tempo gives new sounds room to breathe and develop. Magnetic grooves and constantly changing tonalities give the music a steady drive that doesn't sound rushed. The pair emanates a spontaneous ease throughout the entire record, unafraid to settle into a specific cadence or veer into completely different directions on a dime..

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