Album Review: Fear in a Handful of Dust by Amon Tobin

Amon Tobin's albums have always had a mystical quality to them. Early records like Bricolage and Permutation, while offering up chunky slabs of jazz 'n' bass, still had reams of nostalgia strewn throughout. As those heavier elements gave way to tingling cascades of sound on later releases, such as Foley Room, the proceedings got more reflective still. Now, as Fear in a Handful of Dust breaks an eight-year silence for the Brazilian-born producer, we've arrived at his most wistful work to date.   There's a very loose and purposefully flawed ….

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