I did not know what to expect, but I somehow did not expected this. I never heard of them before, but this mixture of dub, trip hop, and dance, is really good. I regret I didn't discover it when I was younger, there are great tunes to party on this.
I did not know what to expect, but I somehow did not expected this. I never heard of them before, but this mixture of dub, trip hop, and dance, is really good. I regret I didn't discover it when I was younger, there are great tunes to party on this.
Combining Afrofuturism with trip hop and very danceable dub and reggae inspired beats, this is probably one of the best dance albums of the 90s. I was initially drawn to the song Open Up featuring John Lyndon as a magnificently sneering guest vocalist, but there’s lots more to enjoy here. I particularly like the way that tracks like Release the Pressure and Afro Left build up into dance floor fillers. The production is immaculate and sounds great both on headphones and bass heavy speakers. Easy five stars from me!