As the tracks morphs from one to the other on the Inland Knight's CREATIVE SPACES, you almost don't notice the switch. It's a good thing, because they're seamless and have a pleasant, constant groove. It's a bad thing, too, because the individual tracks don't distinguish themselves much. But overall, it's OK -- this album was meant more for the dancefloor than for home listening. Each of the track follows a simple pattern: beats, melodies, vocal samples. And even if it doesn't vary much from that, it still gets your feet tapping. The burbling on "Moody Magic," for instance, or the disco vibes on "Got to Live" and deep melodies of "If Only" keep things lively. It's the final, untitled track that brings things down to a blues-level groove. Overall, it's nice enough.