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For UNKLE's 1998 debut, James Lavelle had DJ Shadow, Thom Yorke and acid-washed slo-mo break beats. Six years later, Lavelle has become a superstar DJ, and Never, Never, Land pulses with the epic atmospherics of big-room dance floors. Cameos from Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme and ex-Stone Roses singer Ian Brown provide some debauched fairy dust, and "Panic Attack" punkily scrambles Joy Division's "She's Lost Control" with party-robot panache.
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