The first one is from from Aural Pressure.. Although I didn't find it up on the site, (I was emailed the review) TUQV is listed as having a tracks on their April 2005 playlist along with tracks by Beyond Sensory Experience, David E. Williams and H.E.R.R.

Horror films will always be popular with the masses. The buzz of seeing nightmarish visions on the wide screen sends pulses racing to the brains core which responds in turn by releasing adrenaline into our system to counteract our fears. A basic primordial survival mechanism unchanged by time. It hasn't taken long for musicians to realise that through music the same effects, to a slightly lesser degree, can be achieved. Play any descent Dark Ambient piece with eyes closed and the lights out in total darkness and those receptive enough through the power of imagination can conjure up the wildest of visions to make the hairs on the body stand to attention. Subliminal horrors for the taking are only a CD away.

Of course the only way to listen to "Poisoned Dreams", and to realise the artists vision, is in dark solitude. Played out this way every note strikes with precision and clarity enlivening the whole experience. To play it any other way will not achieve the same effects and diminishes what is a quintessential dark ambient recording. Fear has never tasted so good."

Next one up is from the Dutch webzine Gothtronic:

You can read the entire review online but since it's short here's it is, as reviewed by Teknoir:

About a year ago i listened to a compilation cd entitled Eclectica vol.2 of the American Middle Pillar Presents label and I was totally impressed with a track of a project which was yet unknown to me. The Unquiet Void was represented on that compilation with the piece 'R'lyeh Rerisen'. Now i got a cd of his project. The third one already according to the information that goes with the album. The Unquiet Void is Jason Wallach. He is active with ambient music since 1989 (!). This cd is inspired upon the work of horror grandmaster H.P.Lovecraft, and more specifically on the the 'Cthulhu Mythes'. The tracks are based on the stories 'Dagon', The Call of the Cthulhu' en 'The Shadow Over Innsmouth'. The music consists of laidback but sometimes very intense dark ambient with strong ritual aspects. In the track 'the Esoteric Order' you will hear vocals. This is a co-operation with Bryin Dall (Loretta's Doll). The music is very good, but actually not perfect until that one track: R'lyeh Rerisen'. In this all elements come together. This is so impressively intense. For this track alone i would have bought this record, if it had not been given as a promo.

It's also worth mentioning that "Poisoned Dreams" got a 9 out of 10 (whoo-hoo!) and a seemingly great review in the Experimental/Noise section of the March 2005 issue of ORKUS magazine. It's a "seemingly great review" because I can't read German
(Doh!). If anyone out there is less linguistically challenged than I and can help with a translation, please let me know.

Does it need to be said that the entire Unquiet Void catalog is available , if you want some? Didn't think so.