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The anatomy of the Sugababes album remains the same regardless of line-up changes – upbeat, killer singles at the start, some lightweight soul ballads in the middle and a big torch song at the end. As ever, though, they've tweaked the formula and this time around there's a wonderful 60s girl group shimmy and Motown beat to the opening salvo of Girls, You On A Good Day and No Can Do - all managing to feel retro and modern simultaneously. After the sassy Destiny's Child style Side Chick the magic fades which makes the closing Can We Call A Truce all the more powerful. A rich, majestic downtempo epic about breaking-up that's up there with Abba and Bacharach. It makes you want to wallow in its misery and crack open the Häagen-Dazs to ease the pain – it's wonderful, and quite possibly their finest moment to date....full text |
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| Kaiser Chiefs love a crap pun, and in keeping with their previous two albums – which gave us Caroline, Yes and Everybody's Average Nowadays - there's a twisted classic song title here in the shape of Addicted To Drugs (that's drugs, not love, geddit?). Luckily it's the album stand-out. The other great song here is another attempt at sardonic social commentary; well-meaning it may well be but the call and response in Never Miss A Beat of "What do you want for tea? I want crisps" is like a singing version of one of those patronising Jamie Oliver-teaching-us-common-people-to-eat-asparagus cookery shows. Irritating, but like much of Off With Their Heads, damn catchy....full text |
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