Sometimes the biggest show-offs are actually those who are least self-assured. Take Kanye: when not noisily basking in his own hyperbole he can be found, for instance, weeping in his dressing room, wondering if the lady in the bakery was lying when she said she had all his tapes. Four Tet, on the other hand, has spent years quietly crafting serene, glitched electronica, growing in confidence with each release. On There Is Love In You he straddled the line between experimentalism and the dance floor so expertly, he ought to be thrown a parade: as it is he’ll probably just release another brilliant album instead.