Aleph CD

Having previously impressed with a series of acclaimed - and best-selling - singles on Turbo, Bromance and Goodlife, French producer Gesaffelstein transfers to major label Warner Brothers. Aleph is his first full-length, and expands on the dayglo electro and pulsationg, floor-friendly rhythms of previous outings. While there are some interesting downtempo excursions - see the Vangelis-ish stylings of "Nameless" and the LCD Soundsystem style "Destinations" - Gesaffelstein is at his best setting his sights on dancefloor domination. As a result, the album's best moments - the heavy acid-meets-indie dance throb of "Obsession" and Tiga style madness of "Duel" - are rave anthems in waiting.