Personnel: Tinchy Stryder (vocals); Matt Boynton (recorder).

Audio Mixer: Sean Maffucci.

Gang Gang Dance emerged into the musical mainstream with the 2005 release GOD'S MONEY, an album that marshaled the group's considerable noisemaking power behind an implacable beat that drew as much from the minimal aesthetic of early house music as it did from drum circle mysticism.

SAINT DYMPHNA, named for the patron saint of epileptics, madmen, and outcasts, does away with much of the clamorous murk of GOD"S MONEY, leaving in its place a spare, surprisingly accessible assemblage of samples, loops, and New Wave-influenced guitar. Gang Gang were initially associated with such like-minded sonic collage artists as the Animal Collective, but the clubby beats and relatively crisp production of SAINT DYMPHNA represents an unusual but compelling marriage of the group's earlier aesthetic with the seamless, post-modern pop of LCD Soundsystem and M.I.A.