DJ Marky & XRS - In Rotation

More a sample of the kind of brazilian drum'n bass these people has been producing (ok, except "Tijuana Frogs" which is deep house), "In rotation" has many of their hits, though as an album it sounds incomplete and patchy. Their sound is fresh and sunny, but not extrictly danceable, and I don't think that leaving the second part of the album for the vocal tunes is a good idea, because it's there where "In rotation" sounds strong. Their "LK" was already a hit, and I think it still is, and the addition of Stamina MC makes it richer. "Sunshine Touch Me" with the drum 'n bass diva Jenna G and the talented M.I.S.T. is classy, though it sounds restrained. Cleveland Watkiss sings another d'n'b hit (he managed to work in the best songs in Makoto's "Human Elements" and Kabuki's "Signal and Noise"), but the other two numbers end abruptly, with little developing, leaving an album of around 50 minutes. Which could be good: maybe the style needs more song-oriented tunes, like Un-Cut's "Midnight", but in these tracks they sound like epic compositions heavyly edited. This, with the already mentioned detrimental tracking, leaves a frustrating album that is very good but could be much better.