One of dance music's biggest names, DYLAN RHYMES, (responsible for the club smash "Salty").It's likely you've heard the DR sound before, but now with new writing partner ANTHONY GORRY (who has previous form with MANSUN, DUBAHOLICS, VICTORIA BECKHAM etc) the perfect meeting of minds has occurred, creating a balance of edgy credibility and pop sensibilities. Funky, dirty, epic, rocky, electronic, poppy & credible, this album is a mish mash of styles, vibes & directions, that take the you on a journey through the best of "noughties" music. From the block rocking beats, grungy attitude and singalong vocals of "Don't Want You Anyway" and "You Got the Money", to the electro-80's vibe of "Fashion Kills" and "Dead Famous" this album combines band ethics with dance music sensibilities to great effect. For those laidback moments, the WILLIAM ORBIT-esque (circa "Ray Of Light") "What's Your Poison", the dub stylings of "Hope For Us Yet" and the emotive leanings of "Coming Clean" provide the perfect balance to the more raucous elements of the LP. Finishing up with the ethnic epic, "New Sun", this is an album with something for everyone & every mood executed in the way you'd expect from one of dance's finest alongside a pop giant.