‘Blurring’ arrives like a premonition of a hyperpop-trip-hop fusion that hasn't happened yet. Lashing a downcast vocal to undulating breaks and soundsystem-ready subs - it's saccharine and melancholy at once. Just as Tricky perfectly represented the mid-'90s by costuming vintage soul and rap with his visionary outfits, Gamble fits out his sonic mannequins in the drapery of the algorithmic age: DAW-fried vocal artifacts, mannered, hyperreal instrumentation and cavernous digital reverb.