Title: The first lost classic pop album of the 20th century
Product review: You may of heard of the main driving force of the band, Kelvin and Danny, as Candy Flip with their baggy/rave version of "Strawberry Fields' and more recently as Blueboy with 'Remember Me'. That give's you a good starting point but is no guide. 'Space' are label mate's and will be used as their nearest comparison but this album makes Space look like a one track novelty band (sorry lads!)'No Illicit Dancing' is a 17 track journey. At times pastrol and psychadellic, at times almost balleric dance floor, but definately modern and beaty. It's a diverse mixing pot of sounds and styles and impossible to catogarise. One second it's kitsch baby sampled trip-rock, the next it's a lazy strummed melody. Slighty kitsch, slightly pop, slighty rock, slightly Trip-Pop but always (surprisingly) satisfying and a beautifully mixed experience.
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