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singnori No, the class is not water! And let's face it now: that I enjoyed listening to it a work of electronic music was a lot 'of time. The fact is that ''''Toomorrow ( Ninja Tune) is not only a hard mooooooooooooooooooolto fun, but it is also a concentration of sublime art of 'assembly for one of the deans of the' electronic Abstract of the channel of the last twenty years, well known to lovers of this type of sound, especially for work done as Plug and Wagon Christ . In this case Luke Vibert, dusts off his own moniker better known and gives us a (more) number of high school worthy of a champion like him. A work that flirts with his own hand less intransigent (and experimental) in favor of the more childish,''creating''a collection of small stories sound steeped in melody and assembled with great relish. The spin goes a bit 'of everything: hip-hop beats, electro-funk breaks, samples of exotica, jazz, soul, suggestions Hawaiian, swing, and so on and and so forth. There is little to be done, there are producers who travel to another level, able to move the emotions through the sounds. Vibert is one of them. Not the case said earlier that the class is not water. If you want to convince ...
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