The album follows 2012's "suicide note" Tenement Yard Volume 3, the last in the trilogy of bass-heavy records that originally brought his playful broken beat sound to prominence. Londoner Danny Yorke promised he would press on after the series, and now he's making good on that with Sin Elevated Art. The record is apparently "still cloaked in its dirty house-based, devil may care London stylings," according to a typically humourous press release written by Yorke, who also claims that it contains "some of [his] finest dance floor tracks to date." It's a concept album based on the seven deadly sins("hence the giant atom bomb with the number seven on it," he points out). As with most Altered Natives LPs, Sin Elevated Art will arrive through his own Eye4Eye Recordings.

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