Title: Good as usual
Product review: Over the years the Pet Shop Boys have prooven that synthesizer music is powerful and accessible to all. This album is produced by Trevor Horn, who is well known for his great 1980s productions like Frankie goes to Hollywood's "Relax" and when listening to FUNDAMENTAL I feel like being back in the day. The album is not retro sounding as such but I feel that the melodies and hooklines are a bit dated sometimes and yet it has a flavour that leaves me wanting more. Anne Dudley, famous for beign part of another 80s act "The Art of Noise" helps on different tracks as well and in total I'd say FUNDAMENTAL is a strong PSB album. My only fear is that 21st century people may not open up to it as easily.
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