Keoki’s sophomore album takes the best from the early ’90s rave scene and mixes it up with modern house layers.

There’s no doubt that there will be drum and bass/jungle fans that will eat World Domination up.

It’s good for trance fans, but dance and electronica buffs may be less interested than if this was a truly great record.

While it has hooks aplenty, it doesn’t really have standout tracks.

Donald Glaude knows he is there to entertain the crowd and have a good time, and it really shows.

By the middle of the CD, I was beginning to really look forward to hearing someone from this stable of artists take on something downtempo and textured.