Musik / electronica

The temple of I & I


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Thief Rockers(featuring Zee)

3:28 min

Letter to The Editor(featuring Racquel Jones)

3:53 min

Strike the Root(featuring Notch)

3:31 min

Ghetto Matrix(featuring Mr. Lif)

3:46 min

True Sons of Zion(featuring Notch)

4:04 min

The Temple of I & I

4:18 min

Time + Space(featuring Lou Lou Ghelichkhani)

4:32 min

Love Has No Heart(featuring Shana Halligan)

4:24 min

Lose to Find(featuring Elin Melgarejo)

3:17 min

Let The Chalice Blaze

4:44 min

Weapons of Distraction(featuring Notch)

5:06 min

Road Block(featuring Racquel Jones)

3:36 min

Fight to Survive(featuring Mr. Lif)

3:56 min

Babylon Falling(featuring Puma)

3:56 min

Drop Your Guns(featuring Notch)

3:44 min


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Anmeldelser (3)


AllMusic

2017

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Liam Martin

2017

"For anyone who isn't a longtime Thievery fan, you're better off looking back at their first few records, all of which were released in the late '90s and early 2000s at a time when downtempo was considered especially hip and, arguably, Thievery Corporation were at their zenith".


Exclaim!

d. 8. feb. 2017

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Ashley Hampson

d. 8. feb. 2017

"As the majority of their releases attest, Thievery Corporation have been heavily influenced by Jamaican music, and their latest release, The Temple of I & I, is no exception ... generally, The Temple of I & I is another satisfying Thievery Corporation affair".


Drowned in sound

d. 6. feb. 2017

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Dan Cole

d. 6. feb. 2017

"... if The Temple of I & I sounds dated it's because that's what Thievery Corporation are best at. It's another long-player that's perfect for lighting a spliff to, and is seasoned with tracks that will undoubtedly find their way onto Late Nite Tales compilations and such. But it feel like the 'Jamaican approach' has been done many times before - even by themselves. From 1997, Sounds from the Thievery Hi-Hi was a dub-influenced, chill-out classic. But let's face it, Thievery Corporation have never set out to be groundbreaking".