骨太なサイケディック・ロック、素直にカッコイイのだが、でもどこかヒネている。この辺りがいかにもクーラ・シェイカーらしい。 激しくカッコイイ「SECOND SIGHT」や「GREAT DECTATOR」、 唯一のインド風味「SONG OF LOVE」、メロが美しい「FOOL THAT I AM」がお気に入りです。
Kula Shaker remain my favourite band from the Nineties. Their song writing is intelligent and for me, they were head and shoulders above their contemporaries.
This welcome return puts a different slant on their sound - we still have fabulous keyboards (oodles of Hammond organ), trippy lyrics and psychedelic sounds - however, the influences are now a little more Western than Eastern. The energy is still there, the song writing is fabulous and the results amazing.
This is a triumphant comeback from a band that had so much more to offer prior to their breakup and thankfully, have kept together ever since.
If you liked their original releases, you should like this too.
An almost seamless continuation of where the band were heading before their disappearence after their second album. Kula Shaker were never afraid to sound like the artists that inspired them and it makes them all the more stronger for it, This album is still the sound of psychedelia for the new millenium that Mills and the rest of the guys blasted out on their arrival and they still manage to make it sound relevant altho a new maturity and less frentic atmosphere surrounds this album compared to the earlier releases. So its a very welcomed return to one of the most underated and maligned bands of the britpop generation. This is the sound of the past being played in the future and played with real enthusiasm and it works!. Welcome Back Kula Shaker, we waited a long time but Better Late than Never.
5つ星のうち4.0but as a fan it was a good album. Still prefer the albums released in the ...
2015年12月2日に英国でレビュー済み
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Sounds slightly more similar to The Jeevas to me, but as a fan it was a good album. Still prefer the albums released in the 90s but a good listen all the same.