The 1999 album Fear of Fours finds Lamb pushing the boundaries of their signature sound, incorporating a wider array of electronic influences and intricate rhythms.
- Fear of Fours was released on EMI Records on May 17, 1999.
- The album is noted for its dynamic range, blending mellow vocal passages with aggressive, breakbeat-driven sections.
- Lamb's second studio album, Fear of Fours, further cemented their reputation within the electronic music scene.
Lamb are a British electronic music duo formed in Manchester in 1996, composed of vocalist Louise Rhodes and multi-instrumentalist Andy Barlow. They are best known for their fusion of trip-hop, drum and bass, and ambient electronic music. Fear of Fours was released at a time when the duo had established their unique sound but were still exploring its outer reaches, following their critically acclaimed debut album Lamb.
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