Title: Flawless
Product review: I never use the word flawless more than when I'm talking about the music of Texas who, along with the Corrs, constitute one of the greatest injustices occurring on the US music scene today. Fronted by the entrancing Sharleen Spiteri, this bands revels in making phenomenal pop music--yes, they are a pop band, highlighted by touches of classic soul(Motown) and R&B(Prince). With nary a misstep in sight, the disc also contains some of their early work, which leans toward country-rock/pop(think Maria McKee or Cowboy Junkies), highlighted by 'I Don't Want A Lover' and the gently rocking 'Everyday Now'. As good as their early work was, they really hit their stride when they began drawing on their pop strengths, supremely represented here by 'Say What You Want','When We Are Together', and 'Halo', among others. The three new tracks continue in this vein, all first-rate records, making this a great intro to an overlooked treasure.
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