Delia Dub (October 2008)

Off-world muzak from Croydon. 

Resident Advisor review of "Who's Afraid of Iannis Xenakis?"
"The woozy analogue textures that result frequently recall Boards Of Canada, especially in the gorgeous opener, "Schult-Abbey," which builds a patina of textures of barely perceptible difference to express a simple melody. Likewise, "Albers" squeezes dusty electronics through the tube to spit out chunky, exotic machine funk. "Marinetti," named after the author of the Futurist Manifesto, shares its namesake's embrace of the disorientating potential of technology. Like a soundtrack to losing control of your car, it evokes the thrill and uncertainty of the new"


JackMarchment