With his dark, striking good looks and understated vocal and instrumental delivery, Ben Fox Smith has come to epitomize imaginative urban British music. Previously writing for his bands Stony Sleep and Serafin, this album captures the angst-ridden, cool-dude icon at his artistic best: subversive, always original, he dismantles the barriers between 'styles,' carrying with him the idea of musical freedom and opening up the possibility of redifining genres, displacing old terms and making up new ones. From the heart of north London, Fox Smith hits the centre of the musical labyrinth that the city has become, subtly proposing a confrontation, a struggle, an intervention in the - sometimes tired out - world of music. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.