decent, catchy, and entertaining, but can't keep up the pace it sets from the beginning, which is just too damn bad." Christina Rees of The Village Voice found the production tiring and derivative of bands like Gang of Four and The Clash and felt that Roman's performance failed to match that of John Lydon. She did give the band credit for creating a difficult sound that was a labor of love to them, concluding that, "The younger kids should enjoy the sound for the first time out, while new-wave nostalgiaheads can time travel. It's hard to dismiss such passionate effort. Just do me a favor and switch off the stereo on your way out." Track list Singles Personnel Anthony Roman – bass, lead vocals Tommy Willians – guitars, vocals (lead vocals on "Eyes Wide Open" and "End Of The Rope") Gerard Garone – keyboards, guitars P.J. O'Conner – percussion, vocals Greg Collins – drums James Murphy – production, vocals (on "Speaking In Codes") Tim Goldsworthy – production, sound engineering Notes The song "Dance To The Underground" sounds like the Duran Duran's 1981 song "Girls on Film". References 2002 albums Radio 4 (band) albums Albums produced by James Murphy (electronic musician)