“It’s 30 degrees in London as the new Kode9 album tumbles from my speakers, as dense, pungent and disorientating as the treacly air outside. With every available window as wide open as possible, the thrum of the city is never entirely drowned out by the record itself, instead providing a scratchy, fume-heavy frame for the album’s restless soundscape. It’s probably not the optimum sonic hygiene for ”
