Dystopian Dream (2015)

"In Nitin Sawhney’s first new album for four years thing are slightly more laid back. Gone are the complex Indian fusions and exciting word interplays, to be replaced by a more relaxed collection. A safer approach is now here and sadly much of the excitement has gone. Sawhney is indeed a talented man and his contribution to the scene that also brought us Asian Dub Foundation and Talvin Singh cannot be denied. The late 90s and early 00s saw him release a string of superb albums in the shape of of Beyond Skin, Prophesy and Human – later years have seen him collaborate with a multitude of vocalists which somehow takes the edge of his work." (Louder Than War)