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BLOC PARTY - Weekend In The City
| AV Club |
| Album number two might've been the perfect time for Bloc Party to buff its sinewy, tense dance-rock into something even more overtly palatable than 2005's excellent Silent Alarm. And on the surface, A Weekend In The City smells a bit like a shot at a wider audience....full text |
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| PunkNews |
| If you like your bands putting out the same album three or four times than you should probably stop reading here and pick up the next tiresome indie flavor of the week. With that said, Bloc Party’s debut Silent Alarm was one of my favorite albums of 2005 (hell, I listen to the remixes and remixes are lame) and I would be lying if there wasn’t a part of me who wanted to hear more of that post-punk UK rock that I came to know as Bloc Party, but A Weekend in the City is not Silent Alarm 2 and I would like to thank Bloc Party for avoiding releasing such a sequel....full text |
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| MusicOMH.com |
| Homosexual relationships. Cocaine. War. Terror. Religious intolerance. Racial hatred. The monotonous ennui of a Monday morning commute to a job you hate in a world that seems like it's let you down. As second albums go, it's hardly "Ruby, Ruby, Ruby / Wooooah oohhhhh"....full text |
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