Reviews

It could be said that !!!’s previous works were sitting at a fork in the road, with the choice to go one of two ways, and they’ve unashamedly chosen the dance road for Thr!!!er, backing up their decision with a heightened level of refinement and consideration.

There are certainly moments where the acoustic/synth/sporadic guitar riff combo gel well with Keith’s steady vocal, though on a whole When It Was Now just feels quite plain.

You know how you can really save rock’n’roll? By not buying this CD.

A great love story told in deep pink-cloud synths, Afropop rhythms, and rainbow harmonies, Jinja Safari is a shining, scorching, bursting album that has so much to give it can barely contain itself.

The title track provides light relief as it drifts like clouds in the sky. A dreamy trip of an album that finds the Lips exploring their more introspective side.

It was a long wait for the debut album, but so very worth it.

For the most part, Save Rock And Roll is a bold and audacious step forward for a great pop outfit.