Title: Disappointment
Product review: This record is/was a MAJOR disappointment. It's far too late in the 80's-revival game to release an album full of childish, cliche hooks and ideas. It's also a disappointment because The Bravery have talent and a really good guitar player. Almost every song on here sounds the same, and each revolve around very simple, obvious melodies. It just feels too... packaged. There are some standout tracks, like "Honest Mistake", "Tyrant", "Out of Line", and "Unconditional". Other than that, each track just oozes with mediocrity. If vocalist Sam Endicott learns to shake his Robert Smith/Martin Gore impersonations, and the band tries to write "original" music, then we might have a good album on our hands... this, however, is not it.
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