Two Fingers - Two Fingers
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Universal acclaim- based on 4 Ratings

  • Summary: Amon Tobin and Joe "Doubleclick" Chapman join together to release their debut album together featuring Sway, Ms. Jade, and Ce'Cile as guests.
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  1. The real relevation, though, is guest rapper Sway, who ditches his cheeky pop persona in favour of a prowling delivery perfectly suited to the title track's rolling bass and Eastern-tinged 'Jewels And Gems.' [May 2009, p.113]
  2. 80
    The only aspect that prevents this album from achieving flawless cohesion is the fact that each track sounds so distinctly different, so much that it’s almost a chore to readjust to the new sounds one is bombarded with from track to track.
  3. A few rhythmically awkward moments detract from the album’s overall flow, particularly on 'High Life,' but chalk that up to two competing staccato production styles.
  4. Modern cityscapes, dilapidated by neglect, spring to mind when listening to police-dissing banger, 'What You Know.' Its police-siren chorus is the one moment of levity on a somewhat harsh release. [Spring 2009, p.77]

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