to the Music of Ethiopia (2012, World Music Network). This album is also available as a download only stand alone and had some reviews e.g. World Music Central; and in the Independent on Sunday alongside the rough guide. Robin Denselow who writes for The Guardian and the BBC also reviewed it. Introducing Invisible System was also reviewed in Pop Matters alongside the subsequently released double live album Live and Raw. Live and Raw also was reviewed by David Honnigman in The Financial Times. In 2013, Invisible System released their final Ethiopian fusion album alongside their UK and Jamaican strands. Guests included Zion Train, Baka Beyond, the members of IS who went on to perform with Dub Colossus and Juldeh Camara again better known for his work with Justin Adams as JuJu on Realworld Records; and more recently as a member of Robert Plant's band again alongside Justin Adams, The Space Shifters. It was entitled Tiga Tej Tibs and was reviewed in The Financial Times with David Honigmann in Songlines by Nige Tassell and given four stars by David Haslam in Rock N Reel / R2 Magazine. Scans of the reviews were found online. Invisible System have since released two double digital/download albums: Azmariz versus Acid Mali featured a mix of their work with Ethiopian Azmaris alongside a more stripped down acid sound from when Dan Harper was working out in Mali in 1999 with a very basic solar powered setup, and Roots N Dub versus Beats N Trances. A dub album was subsequently planned although cut short and delivered as the digital/download only Dub Triplets EP featuring Mahmoud Ahmed, Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara. It was cut short due to Harper spending the summer in Mali through an international arts grant. Harper is now working on new Malian fusion albums having returned to the country that he aid worked, married and had a child in, before he moved to Ethiopia. It is to be released in 2017. He is also working on a sequel to the stripped down acid 303 album he made in 2000 called Acid Mali to be called Acid Frome 2017. He has a new UK-based offshoot Post Punk, Pay, Kraut style band called Invisible Eyes with Boswell who is a known Mutartis graffiti artist as well as the artist for Eat Static and Ozric Tentacles released. References British world music groups World music record labels