A landmark album from the Washington DC production duo, demonstrating that Hilton and Garza are still at the top of their game. A swirl of psychedelia, dub, rock, Brazilica and world music flavours with a subversive, politicised lyrical slant featuring collaborations with The Flaming Lips, Perry Farrell and David Byrne.
Stu Ibb
Well as usual they produce a master piece of crafted music...but its as good as there other albums it still a blended mass of pure flavours. The Richest Man In Babylon was there best
Krazia
As usual not avilable on vinyl?
Chris G.
I actually prefer this album to 'Richest Man'; some of the keyboard sounds and dub elements hearken back to the TC days of old. The guest vox don't get in the way of the music...though I must admit that Perry Farrell seems a bit out of place. Supposedly a vinyl release is coming!
DJ Chilled Phil
Vinyl release is next month and is a box set of 10 or more 7" singles
