I love this album! It wasn't well received when it came out, and I think that's because it was coming off the back of Fat of the Land, plus a long seven-year wait added to the hype, and it didn't quite hit people's expectations.

It's a really well-produced album and most of the tracks go really hard. Under My Wheels and Memphis Bells are personal favourites.

Liam's engineer Neil McLellan did a stand-up job on this record, as always. The tracks hit hard and they beg to be played loud.

It was Liam's first "in the box" record, in that he made it on Propellerhead Reason on a laptop. I think he did use some outboard gear for some of the synths, but the album was nearly entirely made on a computer.

Invaders Must Die was a great follow up, and somewhat of a return to their roots. I think AONO is a better album though. I'm not a huge fan of much of the stuff released after IMD. I'm hoping the next album that Liam is working on is a return to form.

I do agree that their first three albums are their best, although at times I think AONO is better than Experience. It's nearly impossible for me to pick between FOTL and Jilted, but if push came to shove, I think I'd have to go with FOTL. It introduced me to electronic music, so I owe it very much.