Four Tet - There Is Love In You

allmusic“Hebden pares his music down to the essentials...” From his debut, Hebden has always made the more alien side of electronic music sound warm and inviting; this not only accomplishes that, but ranks with his best...

Dusted Magazine“The aural expedition goes on...” Taken separately, these tracks are of the standard one has come to expect from Four Tet...

Guardian“It captures all that was special about dance music's mid-90s heyday...” From the brazenly euphoric opening of Angel Eyes, through the two-step gamelan of Sing, to the modestly exultant finale of She Just Likes to Fight, Hebden has mastered the art of the smooth musical and emotional gear change...

Pitchfork“The simple power of sound...” There Is Love in You always has just enough going on to pull you back in any time you feel like relegating it to the background. It works best taken whole, rather than broken into individual tracks...

MusicOMH“A thing of beauty...” Even the most curmudgeonly critic will find it hard not to raise a smile or breathe a contented sigh, for this is a true antidote to January living as we know it...

Drowned In Sound“He’s still just as important as ever...” Gradually burrowing away at your waking thoughts with snatched samples of the outside world, combined with abstract percussion and subtle compositions...

The Times“Not yet reviewed”

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Spin“Meticulous melodicism...” A glitchy throb propels "Sing," while tracks like the warm, burbling "This Unfolds" and "She Likes to Fight" (built from gentle guitars and clockwork chimes) signal Four Tet's full-circle journey...