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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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This is a fabulous album. Clocking in at a lean 28 minutes it's also one of the shortest albums you'll have the pleasure of hearing. And from start to finish it's a hoot. Each of the songs are short and punky and will instantly make you smile. My current favourite is the title track Beatific Visions but they're all good to be honest.
Not a lot more to say really. This album is a resounding success in my opinion. If you an want exciting, cool and fun album that is quintessentially British then look no further.
Not a lot more to say really. This album is a resounding success in my opinion. If you an want exciting, cool and fun album that is quintessentially British then look no further.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I first clocked these guys at a cold and windswept 'summer' festival venue where they cheered me up and got my blood re-circulating. I think they're reminicent of the clash with vocals not unlike REM's Stipe. Not many bands could pull off a track lasting less than five seconds - sounds a stupid idea I know - but it works for them. Cease and desist, my favourite, is a masterful tune among a great selection. This band has that rare quality of attitude with a sense of humour.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This album is almost impossible to review. It moves at a pace that sees only 2 or it's 11 songs clock in at more than 2 minutes - and it twists and turns from rock-a-billy punk to quiet singer-songwriter staples and Sebadoh style pop moments. Whatever happens in Eamon Hamilton's head - it's definitely a busy place and when he's screaming over "Hold me in the River" or "Do the Funky Chicken" you don't beleiove it's the same vocal chords that produce the melodies of "Beatific Visions". You like this if you are a fan of bands like Guided by Voices or They Might be Giants - ie appreciate good song writing without any boundaries of genre - and I can see the Brakes creating a similar back catalog for future generations to spend eternity exploring.
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