This album is an absolute must for anyone who enjoys electronic music- Jenkinson's technique and innovation are endlessly astonishing.
Come on My Selector is the first track, a dizzy bastardised drill and bass workout which leaves you shivering and feeling weak at the knees. It is ridiculously fast, but Jenkinson somehow manages to keep it interpretable and semi-structured.
The other tracks are also examples of his brilliant drum and bass, and are less jazz-infused than a lot of his other work. Journey To Reedham (7AM mix) and especially Port Rhombus are songs that will still sound fresh in a thousand years.
Unlike so much electronic music, the individual elements such as the drums and the bass, etc. are inseparable, all glued together and mangled and reglued. And probably mangled again.
It's just ridiculously good. Buy buy buy.
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