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Editorial Reviews
There Is Love In You is Four Tet's first full-length album in over four years and is his fifth album to date.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Kieran Hebden is UK Dance act Four Tet, and "There Is Love in You" is his 5th album. His style is Jazz/Folk-speckled theatrical electronica, and apart from a few repetitive vocal loops (on opening pair of the sublime "Angel Echoes" -with what seems to be album title warbled repeatedly- and the skittery nine minute opus "Love Cry"), it is an album of instrumentals.
The aptly titled "Circling" has a cyclic feel that leaves one almost giddy, "Pablo's Heart" is a brief interlude, while the choppy "Sing" throws in some disembodied-sounding harmonies. "This Unfolds" sets sparkly effects to a funereal pace, while the haunting "Reversing" is reverb-laden.
"Plastic People" is more upbeat with twinkling pianos, as is the truly beautiful "She Just Likes To Fight" (the latter my favourite).
Rich in detail, this is a album that just grows and grows till it engulfs you.
The aptly titled "Circling" has a cyclic feel that leaves one almost giddy, "Pablo's Heart" is a brief interlude, while the choppy "Sing" throws in some disembodied-sounding harmonies. "This Unfolds" sets sparkly effects to a funereal pace, while the haunting "Reversing" is reverb-laden.
"Plastic People" is more upbeat with twinkling pianos, as is the truly beautiful "She Just Likes To Fight" (the latter my favourite).
Rich in detail, this is a album that just grows and grows till it engulfs you.
By C. Lopez
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I love this album - Four Tet's music is progressive, involving, and uplifting. The dance beats, however, could have been emphasized: What dance music there is pulls and energizes in a way that makes the rest of the album a tad droll. That is not to say those individual tracks are lacking in quality; they are great pieces as well. It's just that the album does not carry its momentum flawlessly and is a little confused.
By Ginger O.
Format:MP3 Music
This is a great record for anybody who loves music and wants to get a taste of electronica.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
A few good tracks
I hadn't listened to much four tet before this album. As an introduction, I would consider listening to some of the other albums, but a bit hesitant to purchase blindly.
Published 12 months ago by Andrew Holloway
3.0 out of 5 stars
At Times Great, But Missing the Deep Production
Kieran "Four Tet" Hebden has released a giant stack of records over the last 10 years. EPs, singles, remix records, proper Four Tet albums, limited edition 12" projects, jazz... Read more
Published on January 13, 2011 by Gregory William Locke
3.0 out of 5 stars
Heartcore
3 1/2
He might not have the whiff of innovation anymore, but FT has been inching towards this most accessibly concise work for some time.
He might not have the whiff of innovation anymore, but FT has been inching towards this most accessibly concise work for some time.
Published on February 16, 2010 by IRate
5.0 out of 5 stars
another step forward...
i've been listening to Four Tet since...well, since whenever he started recording. always loved (much of) the music. Read more
Published on January 28, 2010 by fisherKing
5.0 out of 5 stars
Solid
Its been a while since I have heard Four Tet but this album reminds me yet again that he is damn good. Read more
Published on January 27, 2010 by Jeff L.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Redefining the club genre?
This record is more club-oriented than its predecessors; it namechecks Shoreditch sweatbox Plastic People. Read more
Published on January 26, 2010 by Stephanie Rae Lozo Davies
