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MojoMar 7, 2013Devotees of J Dilla and Flying Lotus in particular should investigate. [Apr 2013, p.95]
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UncutMar 1, 2013Lightly experimental and laced with playful wit, this is quality gear from a seasoned elder statesman. [Apr 2013, p.71]
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The WireFeb 28, 2013The tracks are curiously undramatic, punching elements in and out like a demonstration reel. [Mar 2013, p.54].
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Feb 22, 2013A problem with We Will Not Harm You is that, at times, Dobie seems to run out of highway, and just ends songs mid-stream, rather than building upon them and taking them to what might be a natural conclusion.
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Feb 19, 2013We Will Not Harm You does just what it does on the tin, and so much more.
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Q MagazineFeb 8, 2013It obeys no single genre but it sounds like 20 years of London at night. [Mar 2013, p.98]
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Feb 5, 2013Although it’s not perfect, We Will Not Harm You is a significant advance on [his] previous efforts.
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Feb 5, 2013It is not quite playful enough or quite inventive enough to truly excel, but it is a largely fine effort from a man who anyone with an interest in UK electronic music would surely find to be well worth investigating.
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Feb 5, 2013We Will Not Harm You operates much like a London Sunday market in its vibrant, assorted survey of the electronic melting pot
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Feb 5, 2013We Will Not Harm You is well-crafted enough that the looping repetition is pleasing, with the dominant bass thwacking out grooves which just play on and on.
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Feb 5, 2013Afrobeat, techno, Latin rhythms, jazz and electronica fly by thick and fast on We Will Not Harm You in a dizzying display that's both comfortingly familiar and wildly futuristic.