UK band which folks in the UK tend to scoff at because of their boy-band image but the music reveals a band that should be much talked about and enjoyed in the world of most Not Lamers, quite frankly. Motion in the Ocean references The Who, Queen, Bryan Adams, Jellyfish, the Beatles and the Beach Boys, often in the space of one song. "they produce guitar pop of a standard that would have been a credit to the young Supergrass, and refuse to patronise their audience with pallid love songs (on Star Girl, this week`s No 1 single, their idea of romance is the far more robust: "There`s nothing on earth that can save us/ When I find love with Uranus"). Highlights are the crunchy Transylvania, which has them sounding for all the world like 10cc, and Please, Please, drummer Harry Judd`s yearning punk ode to Lindsay Lohan. Enjoy without guilt."-The Guardian. "It would be a waste of time to delve too deeply into the songs and their meaning. Like candy floss for the ears, there`s little substance but it sounds great- brilliantly executed and something you should NOT feel guilty about liking. Sure it`s manufactured, but this sound of four lads with instruments having a laugh is a darn sight better than anything you`re likely to find on X-Factor."-MusicOH. "Ludicrous stuff, with its silly vocal effects and lurching structure, but oddly addictive. For moments of devil may care pop fun like this, "Motion In The Ocean" is impossible to dislike."-Launch. VERY Highly Recommended!
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