: Some reviewers noted a clear stab at mainstream success, specifically on tracks like "White Lies," which some felt was "perfectly packaged for mainstream dance radio" but lacked the depth of his earlier work.
: Praised for its aggressive, momentum-filled "club stomp" and electro riffs. Paul van Dyk - In Between [VANDITINBETWEEN] (20...
The album is heavily defined by its guest appearances and standout tracks: : : Some reviewers noted a clear stab at
: A high-profile closing collaboration with David Byrne (Talking Heads) that ended the album on a high, experimental note. : Many praised the album as a "masterpiece"
: Many praised the album as a "masterpiece" of creative stretching, blending styles, vocals, and moods more effectively than his previous release, Reflections .
: The album is consistently lauded for its slick, clean production and "densely layered beatscapes". However, some critics found parts of the 17-track album to be "uninspired instrumentals" or "bland". Notable Highlights & Collaborations