While it may seem 's and have been looking in different directions since 1998's, their twin visions of music aren't so very far from each other. During the three-year interim, spearheaded the programming-heavy broken beat community around West London, while explored small-group jazz using fusion and jazz-funk as a springboard (the Ronnie Scott's scene).

Though the workload on is distressingly one-dimensional (not one track features both of them), 's rugged breakbeats never sound too synthetic to clash with all the acoustic instruments, and 's tracks feature a wealth of independent-minded musicians as well as the half-machine, half-human drummer. After a fine -- though rather long-winded -- opening jam, return guest turns in one of her finest performances on 'Time,' revealing much more emotion than usual and flitting gracefully between sung and spoken vocals. A promising collaboration with turns out flat, though two other groove iconoclasts -- and -- were recruited for great tracks.

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