Customer Reviews:
 Dub, Reggae meet modern music. January 28, 2004
Gregory Gross (Columbus, Ohio United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Much of this music is set to the music of the Carribean, reggae,dub, skank, dancehall, roots. It's all here under the direction of these four musicians\technicians. The good thing is that this music doesn't have a "techno" feel to it at all, the fore mentioned influnces are allowed to come to the front. As I know little about the vocalist I can say that I didn't mind them either, and their vocals are easy to take in anyones company.
Despite the obvious influnce of Reggae this music is hard to categorize, it often finds it own groove in spite of what the beat may be.
 Hard to define, but don't let that put you off! October 10, 2002
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
trip-hop, dub, trance, I don't know how to classify this album. But if you can appreciate any of these genres, you will like this album.Maybe it's best leaving it unclassified. A little bit of Leftfield, a little bit of ONU, and a touch Orb-ish. Whatever it is, you need a good set of speakers (headphones?) to enjoy this!
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