"Whether laying down some succulent psychotropic hip-hop as DJ Flow Nase, feeding off of severely distorted barre chords with the riff-heavy punk band A Poor Substitute, or lending distinctive vocal abilities to the peculiar and hypnotic "funeral pop" band The Mexican, Pueblo's Inaiah Lujan is plainly a restless soul.

Nowhere is this more apparent than with his latest, and currently his most time-consuming, project, The Haunted Windchimes, the group he started with his musical soulmate, vocalist Desirae Garcia, shortly after their first chance encounter and a simple conversation about ghosts."

- Adam Leech, Colorado Springs Independent

"Many musicians show technical mastery of their instrument of choice; and numerous singer-songwriter indie-folk artist bring unique, if unrefined, vocal qualities to their performance. Many of these attempts are successful on an art, aesthetic, or even commercial level. But Lujan’s musicianship and vocal depth set him apart from the majority of musical artists of his generation. With nuanced musicianship, a boomingly cavernous but not blaring, loamy-textured and soul-informed voice, and lyrics and choices of roots covers that articulate a quintessential and mythic American folk idiom. Lujan’s music is too broad and multi-layered in intention and execution to capture and cage in simple black and white. "

- Danielle Cunningham, PULP Mgazine