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84
This album is a knowing genre-piece and incessantly listenable effort from one who some were beginning to suspect had become lost in a desert of his own visions.
11y
80
Each track warrants its place on the record and the title track never overshadows anything. It’s well worth listening to.
12y
75
Ringer proves that an egghead can be a man of the people.
12y
74
Ringer is about concealment and revelation, and it gains a great deal of tension in its quick juxtapositions of the two.
15y
70
Trying to predict a future direction for Four Tet after Kieran Hebden's time recording with everyone from Steve Reid to his old trio Fridge shouldn't even have been attempted, but the Ringer EP is still a big surprise.
12y
40
Ringer finds Kieran Hebden back poring over his console and screen, with four lengthy tracks of intermittently pleasing minimal techno.
6y
The first couple of tracks start of really promisingly but this EP tails of and the final two tracks are not to the same standard. Four Tet rarely disappoint though.
Essential Track - Ringer
A nice EP from Four Tet. I enjoyed how the long tracks didn't get stale and were constantly evolving throughout the runtime.
Fav Track: Ringer
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Track List
| 1 | Ringer 9:53 | 98 |
| 2 | Ribbons 5:16 | 94 |
| 3 | Swimmer 8:38 | 79 |
| 4 | Wing Body Wing 7:28 | 76 |
Total Length: 31 minutes
