Title: Juicy Sound Sensations to Pop your Eardrums and Speakers!
Product review: The Bravery is the best example of Next-Era-Post-80's sound machine I have heard in years coupled with a focus on clever guitar work. Vocalist Sam Endicott is faintly reminiscent, mimicking gravely keys like Robert Smith, drawn out notes borrowed from David Sylvian and Steve Strange. The marriage of synthesizer, guitar and rhythms is unparalled, and makes for a distinctive niche that Bravery has carved out exclusively for themselves. This first CD, down to every song is BRILLIANT and should carry a disclaimer when listening and driving-I not only blew my ears out (and speakers) but nearly crashed my car rocking out. If you were ever a fan of 80's synthro-dance-rock, with legends such as Visage, Japan, TransX, Ultravox and you love Fischerspooner and Bloc Party, then The Bravery will pop your eardrums with juicy sound sensations, over and over again.
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