Yes, 4GEE (how many E's?) is new, exciting, phresh, and all the other ridiculous adjectives you care to think of. Everyone is talking about it, or maybe that's just Kevin Bacon, is it? All this aside, new, shiny, and pristinely packaged products allure people, a bit like Everything Everything then. Now on their 'difficult second album' the boys seem to be right on the breadline - featuring on indie stations such as err, Radio 1 and BBC's Later With Jools Holland. No such worries of a difficult second album, then. Ever since debut single Kemosabe said a demanding hello in the office one morning, I have grown rather fond of them. For those of you who have heard the single - put simply - you were thinking, "WHERE IS THE F***ING DANCEFLOOR". Weren't you? Typically, high velocity indie with a Gordie twang. But this is only the very beginning my friends, songs such as, Cough Cough, Don't Try, and Torso Of The Week only add to the overwhelming urge to dance your indie socks off.
When the pay cheque arrives at the end of the month, forget about the mundane things for once. Indulge yourself with something you REALLY NEED.
Enough said.
