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Album Review
The first thing I heard by these
guys was their contribution to the
Larry Norman tribute album
back in 1995. Their version of Nothing Really Changes was
the best song on the album in my opinion. Considering it
was nearly dance music I was pretty disappointed in
myself. Where was the rock? Still, I like bands like
Erasure, Depeche Mode, Quickflight (oh there's a wish for
a CD reissue) Rational Youth and Strange Advance, so I
wasn't beating myself up.
The music is rich, full of hooks, with a guy who can
actually sing. This is really great stuff. Musically I
keep thinking they fall in-between Erasure and Thompson
Twins, but you know how crappy I am at musical pigeon
holing. All of the songs are fun, and have something to
say.
This was the last of their albums to get into my
collection, so it's been fun working backwards with them.
This is the most techno-dance beaty thing-a-ma-jiggy of
the lot, and it's also one of their best.
~
Jevon
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