Title: The Saviors of Britpop in America
Product review: Words cannot do this album justice. Fran Healy's words are simple but more heartfelt than anything Thom Yorke has penned since "Fake Plastic Trees." These songs are of pure, raw emotion and will affect you like no other band. "Turn," "Writing To Reach You," and every other song for that matter are songs for the ages and seep into your soul with mellow Britpop perfection. If this band is not the biggest British band in America within a couple months I'll be very surprised. Everyone just buy this album, it has value far beyond the money you pay for it. You may not learn anything and you may not be challenged to think but you will feel something special, and that's all the validation this brilliant record needs.
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