"Intermingling medieval fragrances, European folklore and oriental sounds, Dietrich’s music is of no fixed abode, as it were...Polyphonic songs that are almost bare, only supported by the drone of a hurdy-gurdy, the purr of a bass or a mellotron (where did they dig that up?), along with some more garnished pieces which are accompanied by the sound of the hurdy-girdys, of wind instruments, and of crisp or soft strikes on the drums." - S. Fougère – ETHNOTEMPOS

"Theirs is timeless music which is as much at home in the East as it is in the West, sounding like the group Malicorne on occasions, but with a very particular voice and tone. Dietrich’s music cannot easily be pigeonholed." - LE CANARD FOLK

"‘’Evok’s” restless wandering gives these roving songs a certain grandeur. A spell captivates and subjugates the senses and carries them to unexplored musical territories. " – G. Massart – NONI MUSIC