to recording prove their relevance, three decades after 1981's epochal, synapse-sparkling Dare!? The hi-gloss but uneven Credo only partially convinces." Music Week compared Credo to "a latter period Pet Shop Boys album." Favourable reviews included Gay Times, which awarded Credo five out of five and called it an "incredible pop offering". Mixmag praised the album for being "crisp, dynamic and upbeat, with contemporary electronic pop sheen". Caroline Sullivan from The Guardian remarked that "Credo sounds like nobody but the Human League: electronics gurgle and whirr, and some fairly memorable melodies surge and flow. The production is sleeker than before." MusicOMH declared, "Credo, is a lot of fun, marred only by occasionally bad lyrics. It feels like a defiance of time." and that "it still sounds completely fresh and absolutely The Human League." They also stated that the album is "beguiling". The three singles released from the album failed to chart, however "Never Let Me Go" received substantial airplay on BBC Radio 2. The album itself charted at No. 44 on the UK Albums Chart. A double vinyl edition was released on 25 July 2011. Track listing All tracks are written by Robert Barton and Philip Oakey, except where noted. "Never Let Me Go" "Night People" (Barton, Honer, Gosling, Oakey) "Sky" "Into the Night" "Egomaniac" "Single Minded" "Electric Shock" (Barton, Honer, Gosling, Oakey) "Get Together" "Privilege" "Breaking the Chains" "When the Stars Start to Shine" Charts References External links Official Wall of Sound site 2011 albums The Human League albums Wall of Sound (record label) albums