Kieran Hebden has been hailed as the thinking man's electronic producer for years now. Presiding over experimental electronic music for about ten years, Hebden's work under the alias of Four Tet has always provided something introspective and irregular, starting with Dialogue, released in the late '90s, and progressing throughout the years up until 2008's Ringer. Hebden has also done some work with live instrumentalists under his own name, the most well-known collaboration being with legendary drummer Steve Reid. Since then, Hebden laid low, only releasing a small pressing of a beloved collaboration with former schoolmate Burial, the shady vinyl masterpiece that was 2009's two-track release, Moth/Wolf Cub. But with a residency at London club staple Plastic People, Hebden began implementing more of a dancefloor influence on his tunes, in his own way of course. With the release of this new album, There Is Love In You, he's shown his versatility in dancefloor culture while remaining true to his own soundscapes. The result of this new venture may be the most satisfying Four Tet experience since 2003's release of Rounds.