After two outstanding Ep's in 2010 by Balam Acab and oOoOO, Tri Angle release their first longplayer! How To Dress Well (aka Tom Krell) is set to be one of the breakthrough artists of 2011 with a crossover appeal pitched somewhere between Burial and Panda Bear.

In an early interview, How to Dress Well's Tom Krell said that when he was recording "Ready For the World", he imagined how a child would feel hearing someone through the floor, crying over the sound of the radio after having been dumped: an image of loss and distance, but also of uncanny presence. Most of Krell's lyrics are unintelligible, but the intended emotional message of the music-- feel it or not-- is consistent. And while the production depends on lo-fi's opacity, it never covers up his quivering falsetto, a show of confidence a lot of young lo-fi musicians can't or don't make. The album's strangest trick might be how representative it is of a now-common aesthetic while still sounding so exceptional in light of its peers.

The album consisting of tracks which initially emerged in the form of online E.P.s How To Dress Well distributed from his website, ‘Love Remains’ is a beautifully evocative listening experience which re-imagines How To Dress Well’s passion for commercial R&B as something spectral and haunting, utilizing the kinds of harmonies one might find on records by 90s R&B luminaries such as Shai and Bobby Brown, as well as his own astounding vocal talents, to create heartbreaking lo-fi hymnals, which occupy the emotional grey space between hopeful and hopeless.