includes mp3s "You can never expect one thing when approaching a new Malachai album because you won't find any element you're familiar with in its purest form, nor will you find anything comforting or simple - this album has the powerful potential to give you a splitting head ache or an aspirin; it's all in your approach. This album deserves some real attention, so if you're ready to commit to it, when you listen to it for the first time make sure you do it respectfully with some big, chunky headphones - there are a lot of sounds, and you need to soak in each one. Styles like Psychedelic, Motown, Orchestral, Tribal, Hip-Hop and Industrial Techno all rear they're ugly heads on this album - and thank God not on the same tracks. Compile a mash of Trent Reznor, The Cinematic Orchestra, Gonjasufi, Debussy, One Inch Punch, The Avalanches, The Commodores and some cuts, loops and hooks from Linkin Park's new album, wrap them all in the solemn and disturbing soundtrack from Pan's Labyrinth - and you have the new Malachai album.
