Plaid's first single for Warp and their first EP-length (though only barely) release of new material under their own name in more than five years. Those pining for the rhythmic complexity of Plaid's work with Ken Downie as Black Dog Productions or of the reissue tracks on the 1995 Clear EP may be disappointed by two-thirds of this one; "Headspin" and the title track, though nicely enough arranged, stick pretty close to loop-and-lock drum programming. Plaid shine, however, in the least likely of places, with melodic and timbral cross-stitching at points stepping into the circle of greatness occupied by BDP's Spanners and Temple of Transparent Balls. A pleasant (if flawed) return.
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AllMusic Review by Sean Cooper
Track Listing
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Plaid | 04:16 | Amazon | ||
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Plaid | 04:43 | Amazon | ||
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Plaid | 05:35 | Amazon |