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7.9

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  1. Sep 3, 2017
    9
    Great disc collecting their first few EP's together. Excellent material on here which can be used for either intensive listening or background music. Intensive listening required to appreciate the layers of complexity behind the work but the collection has a real chilled vibe so is quite easy to listen to. Either way it's highly enjoyable.

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79

Generally favorable reviews - based on 9 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 8 out of 9
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  1. Lemonjelly.ky's nine tracks consist largely of samples from atrocious Nana Mouskouri songs and soundclips nipped from 100 Strings mood music albums. What binds these samples together is a series of predicable hip-hop beats and root-note basslines.
  2. Those looking for peak-hour club music are advised to look elsewhere, but those in search of quirky aural landscapes to play alongside their Groove Armada and Bent discs need to investigate lemonjelly.ky. [Critics Choice]
  3. A delicious, improbable treat. The British duo of multi-instrumentalist Nick Franglen and DJ-graphic designer Fred Deakin creates tunes as dreamy and sample-intensive as the likes of DJ Shadow while wielding a liberating wit that doesn't require a laugh track.