He described the EP as a set of "pleasant music" with "a few quite intriguing and solid moments." However, a major criticism in his review was that to some listeners, the EP could "become background music all too easily." He summarized, "While Silver’s work will always have a degree of ambience to it, "Exercises" can completely disappear from your consciousness if you don’t pay enough attention, especially during the last few tracks. And while in no way do I want CFCF to be forgotten, "Exercises" makes it very easy for Silver’s work to fade out of view." Stephen Judge of "Blurt" magazine, while calling the EP "nice," felt that it "often fades so completely into the background, or one’s consciousness," which "could mean it’s being marketed in the wrong genre." He called the EP "too much like the short drizzle" with very few "brief rainbows" or surprises. The EP landed at number 14 on a list of the best dance and electronic releases of 2012 by "Exclaim!". It also ranked number 97 on a year-end list of "Favorite Albums" by "Drowned in Sound". All track lengths adapted from 7digital. Derived from the liner notes of "Exercises". Stion  The Stion Corporation is a solar company based in the United States with headquarters in San Jose, CA and manufacturing in Hattiesburg, MS. Founded in 2006, Stion develops thin-film solar. The company is majority backed by Khosla Ventures. Stion also provides turn-key solar systems for end users of electricity through its vertically integrated development arm, Stion Energy Services. Stion develops thin-film CIGS solar solar modules manufactured in Hattiesburg, MS. With a capacity of 150 megawatts of annual production the plant is the first thin-film solar solar factory in the Southeast US. Stion began manufacturing in 2011. Stion panels are manufactured using glass on glass and a monolithically integrated solar cell. Stion produces both framed and frameless modules which have been used for residential, commercial, utility and off-grid applications. Brandeston Hall  Brandeston Hall is a grade II* listed house in Old Maids Lane, Brandeston, Suffolk, England. The Hall is the former manor house of Brandeston but is now used for educational purposes. The original house was built around 1550 for Andrew Revett but only the east wing and entrance porch survive from a fire of 1847 that destroyed most of the house.