If "chill out" is your thing then this is definatly one to add. Late summer evenings a day done but more to look forward to a cool drink in your hand and a whimsical smile on your face.. perfect!

It is a great shame that there has only been one review of this ace collection.
To me, where this duo succeed is where most critics find their downfall. The beats are sophisticated but frantic and the vocals are dark but lovely, evident in the first track 'Cotton Wool.' The style throughout is that of antithesis, and it works. Many tracks will be recognisable to any stranger to the group, most notably, the beautiful 'Gorecki' and 'Gabriel'
No doubt this will be stamped by many as 'sophisto-lo-fi-dinner party music', however, there are also many upbeat and lovable jazzy tunes to enjoy, look out for track 3 'B Line.'
Any fan of Massive Attack, Portishead, Zero 7 e.t.c will thoroughly enjoy this album. A steal at £4.99.

I wish Lamb would keep these secrets to their selves and stop expecting people to actually PAY FOR THEM.

Weak vocals masking weaker watered down electronic melodies. As usual.

If you want to hear this kind of stuff (only, y'know, good) then just check out The Postal Service's 'Give Up'.