Elegant and dreamy, The Useless Lesson teaches listeners that — with proper balance and vision — experimental electronic and contemporary classical music can, indeed, reside on the same aural plane. In fact, in Leimer’s hands, the union makes perfect sense.

– Michael Popke, Sea of Tranquility

Bold, beautiful and bodacious, effortlessly synergizing such overly-abused categories as ambient, minimalism, pointillism and neo-classical to such a degree as to render those terms meaningless. If Leimer’s latest course of electronic ambrosia doesn’t redress the artistic imbalance laid down by the universe, it’s proof positive the gods above possess little in the way of taste.

– Darren Bergstein, e/i Magazine

The Useless Lesson is a work of precisely crafted ambient art where all the sonic moves slot into place like pieces of a finely constructed jigsaw. Sublime, classical, abstract, lonely, and mathematical are just some of the words Kerry’s latest album evokes.”

– Dene Bebbington, Melliflua.com