No P. or D.
No P. or D. is the debut studio album by German indie electronic band Ms. John Soda. It was released on 7 October 2002 by Morr Music. Reception. "Pitchfork" critic Eric Carr highlighted the "serene vocals" and "rich, deep melodies" present throughout "No P. or D.", describing the album as a "fantastically accessible" record that "can be enjoyed with as much or as little of the brain as desired." "Tiny Mix Tapes" reviewer Wolfman wrote that he "couldn't help but feel a deep sense of inner peace" while listening to the album. Jaime Vázquez of  AllMusic cited Ms. John Soda's ability to create "mood" as their "greatest strength", adding: "They make recordings that can be left on as background, but the arrangements hold up to scrutiny and reveal new subtleties with each listen." In a less enthusiastic review, "Stylus Magazine"s Kareem Estefan was critical of the band's "cautious approach" and deemed the album "good, but inessential." At the end of 2003, "No P. or D." was listed by "Pitchfork" as the year's 45th best album. Personnel. Credits are adapted from the album's liner notes. Ms. John Soda Additional musicians Production Design