Title: Southcott should take their own advise
Product review: "Safe, predictable and generic pop-rock done wrong". That's what the critics SHOULD be saying about southcott and their disaster of a debut "flee the scene", but they're not (surprise, surprise). In this day and age of myspace and purevolume, pretty much anyone can buy themselves studio time and a musicians profile...it doesn't mean you have any talent, which is evident in the case of Southcott. So why don't they take their own advise and "flee the scene"? Who knows.
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