Tenth studio album from the folksy Brits, whose music has helped hippies and punks put aside grievances and become friends for many years. You'd think that after twenty-two years they'd be running out of steam, but they're most definitely not! They're still giving it 100%, with an unshakeable attitude to the political landscape and the human condition that works equally well at a daytime protest rally or late in the evening at a candlelit pub surrounded by friends.
The slower tracks, while not as fervent, give you time to reflect and find perspective; the conviction is certainly still there. Brighton still rocks.
Songs of Note:
Our Forgotten Towns;
The Recruiting Sergeant
4 guardians of the watchtowers out of 5
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