What makes Somniloquy by Pram notable?

'Somniloquy' received positive critical acclaim upon release, noted for its unique sound and contribution to the experimental genre. The album was praised by publications like The Wire for its inventive use of texture and atmosphere, further solidifying Pram's influence on subsequent artists in the avant-pop movement. Released in 2001, 'Somniloquy' was Pram's third studio album, following their 1999 album 'Dark Island.' At this point, the band had established themselves within the experimental rock scene, carving out a niche with their avant-garde approach to music that combined elements of pop, jazz, and electronic.