Kish Kash by Basement Jaxx

Pros: MeShell Ndegeocello voice remains a quintessential aphrodisiac.

Cons: This may be too much diversity for some.

The Bottom Line: The 14 tracks on Kish Kash, bring back the funky house that’s been missing in the dance world.

Review: I’m sure you’ve heard of the London duo Felix Burton and Simon Ratcliffe known as, “Basement Jaxx”? You know the guys that declined to work with Madonna and pop-tart Britney Spears? Their latest release, “Kish ...

Pros: Funky, wildly inventive, and lots of top notch guest appearances.

Cons: Won't win the Jaxx any new fans.

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Review: The English electronic production duo of Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton, collectively known as Basement Jaxx have just returned with their third full-length album following 2001’s brilliant “Rooty.” “Kish Kash” is loaded with guest ...

Pros: Crowd moving, danceable dance music

Cons: Silly music sometimes takes the place of real music.

Review: Basement Jaxx is one of the few bands out today that actually know that making dance music is about much more than how fast you can make the crowd move. They use great variation in style and sound, and you are not left feeling bored or tedious after ...