2020. Electronic Dub; The 17th album by prolific electronic godfather Alex Paterson and his rotating roster of collaborative cohorts. It forms part two of a pair - a continuation of the same "anything goes" ethos as the previous, critically-acclaimed longplayer No Sounds Are Out Of Bounds. The album is in part inspired by and in retrospective protest of the royal familys historical endorsement of the East India Companys opium trade, which was hugely damaging to India and caused two wars with China in the 18th and 19 centuries. Humour, samples, deep ambience, cerebral throbbing dub, classic house, the white island, hip hop, psych and heartbreakingly beautiful contemporary composition are recognisably present, as is, perhaps less expectedly, a proudly pop element: The journey commences in light mood with the breezy Balearica of Daze, followed by cowbell heavy, rude bass powered House of Narcotics - both of which feature Andy Cain (of Mark Ernestus and Moritz Von Oswalds house gems Im Your Brother and A New Day