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An ambitious work that combines social perspectives with dark aesthetics.
This work symbolizes the transition from post-punk to synth-pop. Matt Johnson's introspective lyrics resonate sharply around a heavy rhythm and richly shaded melodies. The album has a tense structure where social criticism and personal emotion coexist.
Cold synths and heavy drum sounds intertwine, sharply depicting the political mood and personal conflict of the 1980s. Matt Johnson's vocals are a mixture of anger and resignation, and his gaze on society permeates every word. The melody is dark yet has a strong hook, and the arrangement strikes a balance between the hardness of new wave and a pop feel. The sound is meticulous, with a production that exudes a visual impact. This is a representative work by The The, fusing the anxieties of the times with the inner lives of individuals.
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- Producer - Roli Mosimann (5, 7)
- Producer - Gary Langan (4, 8)
- Producer - Matt Johnson (1 to 3, 5 to 7)
- Written-By - Matt Johnson (1 to 6, 8)
- Producer - Warne Livesey (1 to 3, 6)
- Engineer [Assistant] - Barbara Milne
- Engineer [Assistant] - Mark Robinson (2)
- Engineer [Assistant] - Barry Clempson
- Engineer [Assistant] - Peter Woodroffe
- Engineer [Assistant] - Steve Reece
- Mastered By - Jack Skinner
- Artwork - Andy Dog
- Engineer [Assistant] - Mini Matt
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