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1. pitchfork.com › reviews › albumsGoldfrapp: Head First Album Review - Pitchfork

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   Mar 25, 2010 · Reviewed: March 25, 2010. Bringing roller-disco synth-pop out of mothballs gives the UK duo their most entertaining album since electro-glam juggernaut Supernature. Yup, another wardrobe change.

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   Mar 22, 2010 · Released today (22 March), Goldfrapp's new album Head First is a glorious - if unexpected - foray into pure ‘80s pop. Goldfrapp have ditched the acoustic guitars from their folktronic 2008 album Seventh Tree and replaced them with massive synthesizers, effortlessly catchy hooks and staccato Giorgio Moroder basslines.

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   Mar 25, 2010 · Bar that bright pink one-suit jumper, those thunderous poses and the occasional encapsulation of pop's own genetic map, Head First is the sound of a restrained Goldfrapp. Other contemporary revivalists are rarely accused of the same.

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   Mar 23, 2010 · The album takes off immediately (excuse the pun) with first single “Rocket,” bustling with fluffy eighties synthesizers and Alison Goldfrapp giving one of her best vocal performances, wryly humourous and deathly serious when appropriate.

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   Mar 10, 2010 · Review: Goldfrapp, Head First. Head First is a brief trip, but it’s saturated with enough hi-NRG motifs and sounds for countless sweaty workouts at Jack LaLanne. by Sal Cinquemani.

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   At an economic 38 minutes and free of anything in the slightest bit terrible, you should welcome Head First like the first sun of spring, know it inside out by the time the band are slaying...

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   What are Goldfrapp's flaws on head first?

   • Goldfrapp's only flaw on Head First is that they haven't self-indulged enough. The album's lead single, "Rocket," joyfully telescoped Kim Carnes and Van Halen while simultaneously displaying a distanced irony and wholehearted merrymaking. It's duplicated on obvious future single "Believer," the elegant "Dreaming" and the shameless "I Wanna Life."

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   Are Goldfrapp a sarcastic band?

   • Goldfrapp have ditched the acoustic guitars from their folktronic 2008 album Seventh Tree and replaced them with massive synthesizers, effortlessly catchy hooks and staccato Giorgio Moroder basslines. If the aim was to make a more commercially viable album than Seventh Tree, they’ve succeeded almost to the point of looking sarcastic.

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   Is Goldfrapp a good album?

   • Alas, a nine-song album doesn't leave much room for error. Goldfrapp remain excellent in the studio-- any future work they do for Aguilera or anyone else (they also recently scored the soundtrack for John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy) deserves watching-- and there's plenty of highly stylized fun to be had here.

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   Which Goldfrapp song has the strongest opening?

   • The strongest opening on Head First by a mile, Shiny and Warm throws Goldfrapp back into their Supernature territory of glitzy riffs and instant earworms. Here, a strict bassline and marching beat are juxtaposed against slurred and breathless vocals that sound like the most seductive of pillow talk.

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   Does Alison Goldfrapp wear pink spandex?

   • Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory have always valued style along with song, and on most of the fifth Goldfrapp album, Head First, pink spandex turns out to be a great look. Bringing 1980s roller-disco synth-pop motifs out of mothballs has given the UK duo their most immediately entertaining album since 2005 electro-glam juggernaut Supernature.

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   Release Date: 2010 | Tracklist. Review Summary: The ninth circle of hell for those who hate John Hughes movies. Seventh Tree, Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory’s fourth album, was a bit of a detour from the glossy, ‘80s pop sheen of their last couple of records, drawing more from Brian Eno-inspired soundscapes, nature, and pagan worship ...