from Igloo.com: "While Growing Up might not be immediately attention grabbing, it improves with repeated listens and you can find something new in it every time. Far from being disposable or forgettable, Growing Up is a lush mix of beats and electronics with hidden depth. The opener "Asiate" is a swirling maelstrom of almost tribal rhythms, hypnotic chimes and percussive electronics. "BSHM" uses looped vocal samples as hooks, adding a buzzsaw bassline and chilled rhythmic beats before introducing a nonchalant yet captivating almost spoken vocal. For "Ran" Fearn adopts a more cinematic approach, taking a very slow grinding tone and overlaying it with miniscule clicks and pops before introducing low-key beats and slow doleful melodies that steadily become more optimistic. Sitting somewhere between the uptempo drum `n' bassy tracks and the gentler more cinematic tracks is "Unknown". Taking laid back drum `n' bass beats and sweeping harp-like tones, Infant sits in the middle ground between uplifting beat centred electronic music and sweeping atmospheric moodiness.A1 Asiate A2 B.S.H.M. A3 Ran A4 Unknown B1 Rebel B2 Pring B3 Have B4 You Are A Long Way From Home