Holy cow this album is shockingly good. If you like Four Tet in general, just buy this.

This has the signature mix of broken up beats and live instrument sounds.

I've only listened to pieces of this. Radiohead Sttrbrain is beautiful because of the contrast of the smooth plaintive singing over the 8x as fast slippery drum mix, stereo phasing and sampling. It's beautiful.

Madvillain, a genius in his own right, is remixed in a way that enhances his style. You end up with a sonic texture where each level is interesting, and somehow each level is harmonious with the other levels, and taken together they are overwhelmingly beautiful.

I'll keep listening, and hopefully it's all this good. But the Madvillain and Radiohead tracks are so awesome I had to post something.

wierd blends that work. known for his variety in styles of music these remixes prove to work in his favor

my opinion better than dj kicks album not to say it didnt have its moments too but there where some weird tracks on there.

lars hontveth remix feels a lot like amon tobin

bonobo remix was previously released but awesome . the only parts that is the same is the hook

the aphex remix is tight if its aphex then it needs crazy drums so kieren chooses funk something i wouldnt think he would use.

mf doom or madvillian remix is great another wierd blend on :great day: its a old western rock like the ventures or good bad ugly soundtrack then the beat drops and it fits like a puzzle.

great album

Head and shoulders above the continuing deluge of music created on laptops, Four-Tet began life as an alternative outlet for Kieran Hebden of post-rock trio Fridge. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Hebden is also an adept musician, as a recent appearance with folk singer Vashti Bunyan proved. Rounds, the third Four-Tet album, is a futuristic and emotive mix of oblique hip-hop and gauzy folk.