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ShareFour Tet recently played three songs for Pitchfork.tv’s “Tunnelvision”. “Angel Echoes” and “Sing” are from Four Tet’s latest opus, There Is Love in You, which we awarded an 8 last month and Timothy Gabriele said was “among Kieran Hedben’s best work, a dance friendly album that fits into the extensions of spiritual jazz he has spent a career crafting.”
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There Is Love In You is among Kieran Hedben's best work, a dance friendly album that fits into the extensions of spiritual jazz he has spent a career crafting.
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