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| 1. Seaside |
| 2. See The World |
| 3. Sofa Song |
| 4. Eddie's Gun |
| 5. Ooh La |
| 6. You Don't Love Me |
| 7. She Moves In Her Own Way |
| 8. Matchbox |
| 9. Naive |
| 10. I Want You |
| 11. If Only |
| 12. Jackie Big Tits |
| 13. Time Awaits |
| 14. Got No Love |
The album starts with an acoustic Coldplay-type track named 'Seaside'. Although at first this was the track I initially skipped, I find myself frequently reciting the lyrics in my head.
The album continues to be strong throughout. Luke Pritchard's vocal range is staggering and his Brighton accent remains an infectious attraction all through the solid album.
The standout track is without a doubt 'Niave' which has some superb vocal lines that are bound to stay in your head for days. The guitars sound great on this track, but again Pritchard sells the song with sheer brilliance.
Other standout tracks include the seemingly monotone 'Ooh La' - that eventually develops into a great middle track for the album.
Perhaps my only criticisms are the lyrics. Whilst some may find them straightforward and to the point, in my mind they lack any real depth. (Eg. "I want you back, please give it me back). Additionally, there are some experimental tracks - namely 'Match Box' that perhaps, whilst showing diversity, should have been left out.
Nevertheless, a superb album by some talented Indie lads. It is refreshing to see a young British band producing such catchy stuff.
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