Our rating: ****
Would listening to Gang Of Four career counselors that they had released their comeback album already almost ten years. At that time British guitar music was back in fashion again, and pretty much every hip band Bloc Party and Franz Ferdinand called the British post-punk as a model and inspiration. Meanwhile, gadgets are electric in the indie scene much in demand, but because the quartet, the two founding members Jon King and Andy Gill just not interested in trends, sounds like "content" only a little guitar in love and rougher than their legendary debut "Entertainment" from the year 1979. They have maintained their political acumen, and if they comment on the economy in the texts and our digital toys - then she is quite something entirely on the amount of time. "Who can steal when everything is free, who am I when everything is me?" They ask in the chorus of the single "Who Am I" with which they the indie clubs for more than 30 years, finally a replacement for the eternal classic "Damaged Goods to offer. " And these terrific hook them no career planners would have to go through.
Would listening to Gang Of Four career counselors that they had released their comeback album already almost ten years. At that time British guitar music was back in fashion again, and pretty much every hip band Bloc Party and Franz Ferdinand called the British post-punk as a model and inspiration. Meanwhile, gadgets are electric in the indie scene much in demand, but because the quartet, the two founding members Jon King and Andy Gill just not interested in trends, sounds like "content" only a little guitar in love and rougher than their legendary debut "Entertainment" from the year 1979. They have maintained their political acumen, and if they comment on the economy in the texts and our digital toys - then she is quite something entirely on the amount of time. "Who can steal when everything is free, who am I when everything is me?" They ask in the chorus of the single "Who Am I" with which they the indie clubs for more than 30 years, finally a replacement for the eternal classic "Damaged Goods to offer. " And these terrific hook them no career planners would have to go through.
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