Reviews (page 9 of 9)
An enjoyable album that flows nicely between early 2000s house and chill out. The big singles off the album haven’t aged particularly well as I find them somewhat irritating, but there is so much more to this album that that.
It's an OK album with some interesting tracks but nothing too good. You can put it in the background and just forget about it.
Some amazing tracks but not as strong over all as I remember it. Did make me want to re-visit their back catalogue though.
Some lovely stuff dotted through it - dinner party dance music though
catchy ephemeral downtempo lounge beats. A familiar and nostalgic album for me, but it's aged well. 4/5
Good, some stuff I recognize, aside from the main song.
The second half of the album is much better than the first....but still, I felt at the time that this album's success was based more on hype than hits.....still feel that way
Very early nouties. Basically fine but not particularly interesting.
3
A moody, poky sampler- knew a few songs and enjoyed ‘Remind Me’ the most.
No conocía este grupo y me ha parecido interesante. Electrónica europea con más ritmo que IDM y con un sonido que me ha recordado a Télépopmusik. "Eple" o "Poor Leno" como muestra de lo que puedes encontrar. Remind Me también es bastante bonita.
Solid early 2000s electronic music!
This was my favourite album in college. It is like a time travel machine, immediately bringing me back to that time, the people and memories. Some bands and albums have lasted the test of time and I have listened to my whole life, and some serve a purpose for a time, and this was the latter. Listening back again though, its a great album, great melodies and 00s synthy beats, maybe even a hint of norwegian disco. I think it got overplayed and used too much in ads, but after a break, it still holds up.
Not bad
Evocative, and very pretty. Some great subtle textures. She's So is gorgeous and warm and is a nice cuddle.
I really liked this, going into the regular rotation
Awesome, loads of memories around this one. First saw the video to Remind Me early in the morning at Rachel’s flat down in London. Sparks was part of my chill out AV set for Shinobi at Welly. And the album as a whole takes me back to Jodie’s house down Morpeth st. The album stands up well, maybe tails off a little at the end?
listen.. forgettable... at this point there's no reason for me to listen to anything that doesn't have SOME lyrics.
More or less just ambience music
I had heard of this artist before but had never listened to anything of theirs (except maybe snippets). Still pleasantly surprised. This was chill work music, and I did enjoy it.