Jake Fairley - Touch Not The Cat FLAC

While some drum n bass producers approached the acid jazz mainstream to become well known and popular (mostly failing in the attempt), techno producers did the same with electroclash in the early 00s, and Jake Fairley joined them though he actually didn't need to do so (Fairmont productions were already very popular). In any way, what sets this album apart is that, apart from compositions that sound like a b side of Add N to X in their Loud like Nature years, the paranoid darkness that was already present in Crisis; "Mosquito", above them all, is so trippy that I have to be careful when listening to it, honestly.

The rest is either a variation/improvement of his electro-techno skills in Crisis and some really nice new EBM touches. "I never try" and "All of me" are, to me, just fantastic. I cannot have just enough of Jake Fairley to be honest.