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The songs on Art Brut's debut, BANG BANG ROCK & ROLL, sound like they were tossed off in ten minutes; of course, the band is the first to admit that fact, even reveling in it, and therein lies the record's appeal. Naďve, bratty, insouciant, and wild, Art Brut celebrate both the glory of rocking out and the disposable nature of the genre with tongues planted firmly in cheeks. The album's lead-off single, "Formed a Band," is a case in point, inviting listeners, with an air of faux amazement, to "look at us/ we formed a band," and the sludgy, riffalicious anthem "Modern Art" may be the lowest highbrow song ever written. In all, Art Brut manage to balance postmodern irony with something altogether genuine: the sheer human joy of making noise.
Import-only limited edition two CD reissue of their critically and commercially successful debut album features a bonus 10 track disc featuring non-album cuts and rarities including 'These Animal Menswear', 'Maternity Ward', 'Home Altars Of Mexico', 'Really Bad Weekend' and more.. The original 12 cut album, which mixes an abrasive Fall-like Post-Punk sound with modern Britpop, includes 'Formed A Band', 'My Little Brother', 'Rusted Guns', 'Good Weekend', 'Fight', and 'Bad Weekend'. EMI. 2006.
Includes bonus CD.Alternative Press (p.188) - "Depending on your worldview, Art Brut are either the most whimsical folks in Britrock or the most sardonic bastards you've ever worshiped via air guitar." CMJ (p.4) - "Art Brut takes the story-telling crumble of Television Personalities and the ubiquitous Kinks charms-chug, and rocks it out blunt and funny." Bang Bang Rock & Roll Music Bang Bang Rock & Roll Music Bang Bang Rock & Roll Review
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