Rhizomatic Baby

Printer's debut, Absence was well-received by Scandinavian press and public as well as among Japanese and Chinese Fans. The latest work from the Danish quartet has taken a more dirty and danceable turn from the debut EP while still maintaining an emotional and intellectual focus. With a slight majority of up-tempo techno-based songs, the remaining ambient pop makes a good contrast and adds depth, without dividing the experience of the album. Statler & Waldorf. 2005.