Perhaps the most exciting debut album of its ilk, The Last Sound’s B’locks will be placed in the same league as Plaid or D’arcangelo for melody and sublime songwriting. His live performances have stirred great excitement throughout the country. The vast musical experience of this artist is apparent as his arpeggios cascade over sweeping pads, then peel back to reveal genuinely intricate composition; haunting vocals scattered through fluttering synths, textured guitar licks complemented by bold basslines. This is the kind of classic electronica that takes you to a place from which you never want to return, the kind of feelings that are evoked by Autechre’s Amber or early Black Dog.