The Domino lo-fi electro star goes big, swaggering hip-hop with the help of Percee P and friends. With an odd result. Perhaps this was an attempt by to become more populist after his label signed Arctic Monkeys. Or it could have been simply to spin more money from the same old material… But for whatever reason he embarked upon this project, the fact remains that it is just plain bizarre. The best case scenario for Four Tet (real name Kieran Hebden) is that he might gain a new, younger audience. However, if he carries on in this fashion he will alienate the very fans who first brought him recognition.
One could say that he appears to have forgotten his roots. There are far too many remixes of the same songs, making the CD far too repetitive, for example there are FOUR attempts at “A Joy”. Fans will be disappointed to find his most famous (and possibly best) song, “As Serious as Your Life” rendered unrecognisable. I think it is safe to say that Four Tet should stick to what he does best.
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Weak
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