Description
Like Saint Etienne and Deee-Lite before them, Dubstar specialize in capturing the perfect pop moment. The British trio's domestic debut, Goodbye, is highlighted by its celestial lead-off track "Stars." Built out of sultry dance floor beats, shimmering synths, and a heart-melting melody, it serves as the logical bridge between pop classicism and
Like Saint Etienne and Deee-Lite before them, Dubstar specialize in capturing the perfect pop moment. The British trio's domestic debut, Goodbye, is highlighted by its celestial lead-off track "Stars." Built out of sultry dance floor beats, shimmering synths, and a heart-melting melody, it serves as the logical bridge between pop classicism and trendy club rhythms. Likewise, songs like the flamenco guitar accented "No More Talk" and the tumbling "Just a Girl She Said" offer euphoric variations on the same formula. Unfortunately, Goodbye also proves that mixing these elements can be a precarious business, as there are several casualties that litter the otherwise impressive collection. Still, it is hard to resist the maudlin, runny mascara sentiments of singer Sarah Blackwood. --Aidin Vaziri
Album Description Special edition of the band's 1997 & second album in alimited edition fold out digipak. Contains 15 tracks,including the singles 'Cathedral Park' and 'No More Talk'.Stephen Hague, who produced their debut, also did 'Goodbye'.A Food release.
Album Details New 15 Track Album, Again Produced by Stephen Hague. Special Limited Edition Digipack Available for Initial Orders.
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Track listing1. I Will Be Your Girlfriend 2. Inside 3. No More Talk 4. Polestar 5. Say The Worst Thing First 6. Cathedral Park 7. It's Over 8. View From Here 9. My Start In Wallsend 10. It's Clear 11. Ghost 12. Can't Tell Me 13. Wearchest 14. When You Say Goodbye 15. Let's Go
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