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You might hear this on Radio 2. You see, no matter
what year the Pet
Shop Boys release a song, it's always still going
to only appeal to the
people who liked them when they were big years and
years ago. However,
in the age of the comeback tour, they've dug themselves
up and managed
to secure a headline slot at Latitude, which possibly
has the worst line
up to date.
The distinct vocal tone that makes you wince and
tell yourself you're
too young to listen to this, the absurdly cheesey
beats, synth lines and
vocal harmonies; you know exactly what to expect
when you put a Pet Shop
Boys CD in. And I'm bored of it. Euro-disco has
never ticked any sober
person's boxes.
As far as I can see, they're excellent producers.
But they've been
producing the same emotionless lardi-dar bullshit
for far too long now.
The sound has never progressed or moved in any
new direction, and
they're hanging on to the music world by the skin
of their teeth.
1/5
Review by Thom |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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