"It wasn't until his fourth album, 'Myth Of A Man', that [Danny Lee Blackwell] started to embellish his hard, garage-rocking version of psychedelia with tinges of R&B and soul, aided by producer Dan Auerbach; and after all, Night Beats had been named after a Sam Cooke album ... 'Rajan' fully commits, in the direction of The Isleys and Prince's frazzling heat, Blackwell's melting guitar solos soaring skywards. Within this, Blackwell remains an inveterate magpie of all things psychedelic; "Hot Ghee" and "Osaka" respectively incorporate Turkish psych and Tropicália, "Motion Picture" adapts the '60s pop model (hints of Tommy James's "Crystal Blue Persuasion") and "Morocco Blues" even turns signature '50s rock'n'roll into another kaleidoscopic ride".