Review:
After making a sizable impact sonically (if not quite becoming a household name) with his eponymous debut, Lorn is back at camp Brainfeeder with his own contribution to the sprawling sound of the beat scene. His is a direct, punchy style that owes a fair amount to the weight of dubstep, while reaching out into moods and textures of a more complex nature. This new album continues very much in the tradition of the first, coming on dense and a little paranoid, but the dynamics and detail in the tracks is clearly a step on from Lorn's more stripped back origins.