The long awaited follow up to the rough and tumble Two Pages, takes the wisdom of the first and blows it up beyond the beats, to hit with plenty of strings and thumping upright bass to fit the likes of Jill Scott, Ursula Rucker and some new vocalists to play over the magic of the 4 Hero programming wizardry (that word again, conspiracy?). Leaving behind the formal drum and bass elements from before, and applying those deep breaks into vocal jazz that must make label boss Gilles Peterson feel justired in developing such an outstanding mix of jazz and electronica to its furthest horizons. Leaving no stone unturned, it's addictive.