Stereogum — The UK producer Four Tet has been a prolific force for many years, and he has a whole lot of stray tracks out there in the world. Recently, he compiled a bunch of them together to make Randoms, a new album-length collection that includes tracks that ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Kieran Hebden’s new comp features first-ever Four Tet track “Field”. more info

NME — Kieran Hebden had copyright problems trying to upload his own song. more info

Consequence of Sound — Kieran Hebden turns the ANTI cut into an ambient soother. more info

Stereogum — Four Tet is such an endlessly prolific and inventive producer that its’ easy to forget he’s been putting out records since the late ’90s. And even before that, he apparently had a pretty cool distinction as a music fan. As Pitchfork reports, Ki... more info

Core News — “Gilles speaks in depth to pioneering UK producer, Kieran Hebden aka Four Tet. London-born Kieran formed the band Fridge whilst at school, with friends Adem Ilhan and Sam Jeffers – the trio released their first album in 1997 on Output Recordings.... more info

Stereogum — We mostly know UK producer Kieran Hebden as Four Tet, and god knows he releases a ton of music under that alias. But Hebden also records regularly as Percussions, a name that he tends to use for slightly less esoteric, more dancefloor-friendly tracks... more info

Nialler9 — Kieran Hebden and jazz drummer Steve Reid had a fortuitous partnership across the generations that allowed the pair to explore new forms in jazz and improvised electronic, not to mention make four albums, three recorded live in a short time period an... more info

Stereogum — Before the legendary New York jazz drummer Steve Reid passed away in 2010, Kieran Hebden (bka Four Tet) collaborated with him on a variety of projects. They released three albums — Tongues (2007), NYC (2008), and the posthumous Live At The South Ba... more info

Stereogum — Back in May, Four Tet announced that his next album would by out by early July. But as it happens, it’s out even earlier: “To celebrate the summer solstice,” Kieran Hebden just declared today “Morning/Evening day” and made the whole two-son... more info