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Apr 17, 201270In the end, Electronic Earth comes off more as a greatest hits collection than an album proper but that's no bad thing.
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Apr 17, 201270While Labrinth makes the right kind of noise, and provides a window into himself as an artist, at a fleeting 10 tracks Electronic Earth doesn't exactly give away the farm.
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Apr 17, 201260Labrinth avoids the most obvious pitfall--he can actually sing--but writing words seems to flummox him.
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Apr 17, 201260Ultimately, however, despite the fizzing electronic undercarriage applied to most tracks on Electronic Earth, Labrinth's real forte may turn out to be the more traditional, earthbound musical skills.
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Apr 17, 201260This debut from Tinie Tempah producer Labrinth sits comfortably in the Kanye West school of autotuned mid-youth crisis, yet this album isn't without merit.
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Apr 17, 201240Labrinth may work wonders in the background, but he's far too anonymous on Electronic Earth to mark his card as much of a solo star.
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Apr 17, 201240Singing, producing and performing his own material, Labrinth has high ambitions but falls disappointingly short.
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Apr 17, 201240Tuneful enough, his debut is an MOR bricolage of prevailing musical styles.