SBTRKT SBTRKT

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "The vocal-driven songs have an irresistible R&B-once-removed hookiness..."
"[I]t's effortlessly absorbing, with lithe rhythms, bubbling synthesizers, and buoyant vocals conveying Magnetic man-sized hooks with the intimacy of James Blake..."
Ranked #18 in Spin's 'The Top 40 Albums Of 2011' -- "[H]is fusion of underground bass and instinctual dance pop hit just as hard as any wobbling bass drop."
4 stars out of 5 -- "This album essentially serves as a showcase for rising Brit soul singers Sampha and Jessie Ware, who add just the right quantities of sugar and grit."
4 stars out of 5 -- "[A]s lean and free of clutter as his syncopated moniker, clearing space for guest vocalists to sew in hooks and emotion."
Pitchfork (Website) - "The record pits some emotive and occasionally downcast singing against arrangements that throb nicely, and there's a good sense of balance and variety throughout."
Clash (Magazine) - "Over the tracks SBTRKT easily displays a pedigree and sensitivity that should set this dance album apart from its numerous gaggling peers."