They make no attempt to hide the fact that they think they're Clinic and mid-era Radiohead, only without the same sonic impact or thoughtful intensity of their English idols. A blend of post-punk, art-rock and krautrock, Images Du Futur seems to run in one place never really melding together to create what should seem like a solid product. Instead, even though it all sounds sleepily similar to each other, each song doesn't seem to have a place with the next one. Like Ben Shemie's vocals, everything just sounds bored, uninspired and perfect for the snotty 20-somethings that drink Pabst Blue Ribbon in their Urban Outfitter's get-up.
2 songs that Save the album out of 5
Songs Of Note: Minor Work: Bambi
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