Comments on: Ladytron http://underseacommunity.com/2008/05/01/ladytron/ a sea anemone cocktail, followed by oyster liqueurs Thu, 03 Jul 2008 23:22:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Justin http://underseacommunity.com/2008/05/01/ladytron/#comment-402 Justin Sun, 11 May 2008 16:45:21 +0000 http://underseacommunity.com/?p=154#comment-402 <p>Hey nowak!</p> <p>I'm unsure about the guys singing. But the use of guitars is fair enough; after all the first few Human League albums, which are pretty much the direction the tron seem to be going, weren't averse to the odd bit of guitar...</p> <p>If only they'd get rid of the Bulgarian singing too ;)</p> Hey nowak!

I’m unsure about the guys singing. But the use of guitars is fair enough; after all the first few Human League albums, which are pretty much the direction the tron seem to be going, weren’t averse to the odd bit of guitar…

If only they’d get rid of the Bulgarian singing too ;)

]]> By: nowak http://underseacommunity.com/2008/05/01/ladytron/#comment-401 nowak Sun, 11 May 2008 00:40:00 +0000 http://underseacommunity.com/?p=154#comment-401 <p>I like the album, though "Ghosts" isn't the best representation for it. It's a constant evolution for Ladytron, from campy retro synth-pop to modern, slickly produced synth-pop (do I heard guitars? Are the guys in the band actually singing now!??) While I do miss that camp, the "catchiness" is still there so I don't mind too much. Better this than a constant re-retread of 604 (which I love but one's enough).</p> I like the album, though “Ghosts” isn’t the best representation for it. It’s a constant evolution for Ladytron, from campy retro synth-pop to modern, slickly produced synth-pop (do I heard guitars? Are the guys in the band actually singing now!??) While I do miss that camp, the “catchiness” is still there so I don’t mind too much. Better this than a constant re-retread of 604 (which I love but one’s enough).

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