In these times the revivalist approach of Simian Mobile Disco sounds more relevant than ever, but where they once felt the need to beef up their sound to match their contemporaries, now they sound freer to express themselves in softer means, as on "Seraphim". There's still plenty of brassy party moments, as on "A Species Out Of Control" and "Interference", but the palette is somewhat more refined than before. "The Dream Of The Fisherman's Wife" sees the usual 4/4 pound get ditched in favour of a scattered, broken beat and glossy globules of melody, only for the flipside "Your Love Ain't Fair" to prove they still have what it takes to create a searing peak time moment.