Land (Robert Mirabal album)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[15]
MusicHound World: The Essential Album Guide	[16]

The Santa Fe New Mexican wrote that "Mirabal is bringing much-deserved attention to the Native American flute, an instrument with shrill and lonesome tones that is capable of expressing as much emotion in its gentle way as any European woodwind."^[13] Tulsa World deemed the album "a fascinating work of simple, earthen music," writing that "both movements of 'Eikos Shaman' are heart-racing dances; the first movement builds a crescendo so effectively, you may rise from your chair unwillingly."^[17] The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette praised the "haunting score, at once contemporary and Native American timeless."^[18]

AllMusic called Land "a splendid album from Robert Mirabal, here devoting himself to the traditional in terms of performance—the focus is less on flute than on drum and voice."^[15]