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Taken from French Fries album « Kepler » “It's 2014, the future is now, and yet there's still so much lacking from the world. No hoverboards, no jet-packs, not even a cure for the common cold. In light of all this, it seems odd that people are still walking such well travelled paths and releasing concept albums with science fiction themes. But then again, execution is everything, and a fresh approach can quickly alleviate concerns that this idea is well and truly played out. Given the nature of French Fries' past releases, it might seem surprising that he would give his debut album this kind of theme. Tracks such as “Yo Vogue“ and “Champagne“ were unashamedly fun floor-fillers, full of hip-hop samples, and clearly influenced by UK bass music. But in keeping with the sci-fi concept, Kepler takes its cues instead from Detroit techno and Brian Eno. As great as his earlier work was, this one is all the better for it. This new pool of sounds that French Fries is dr
