Treasures From the Temple

Released in 2018, Treasures From the Temple serves as a companion piece to the band's 2017 Jamaican-influenced album, The Temple of I & I. While it features remixes and outtakes from those sessions, it functions as a standalone studio album that leans heavily into the band's dub and reggae roots. The record showcases their signature collaborative approach, featuring vocalists like LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, and Notch. Sonically, it is characterized by its deep low-end, analog warmth, and a sophisticated blend of global influences ranging from Brazilian bossa nova to Indian sitar textures. It represents a continuation of their 'Eighteenth Street Lounge' sound, emphasizing a chillout aesthetic that remains socially conscious. Critically, it was viewed as a solid addition to their discography, reinforcing their status as masters of the downtempo genre while proving their ability to maintain relevance in a changing electronic landscape.