British albums androgynous, jaunty
sharing meant no shame. "
The rest of the songs are pure Human League synth-
rock performed with grace and sincerity.
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When you hear the title track from the Style
Council's second LP My Ever Changing Moods, you
may be so impressed by its jaunty sound that youH
rush out to buy the album. But be prepared, as the
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styles of music on this album are diverse from
Herb Alpert type jazz to uncanny piano anoj drum
dirges resembling The Cure, one of Britain's Strang-,
'est bands.
The Style Council's name suggest another clan of
English boys with penchants for bizarre clothes and
unisex make-up. But the name really stands for its
capricious style that changes from one song to
another like a musical chameleon.
Paul Weller, formerly of the Jam, gives us some
lyrics and chilling vocals, but he lacks the flash and
panache young album-buying audiences demand.
The first side of the album is mostly jazz which is
dismally performed to the point of being lugubrious.
The second side contains jumpier tunes like "A Gos
pel" and the ethereal love ballad "You're The Best
Thing." - .
The Style council will probably acquire an "intel
lectual" following with the album since its overall
sound is highly aesthetic and commercially sub
dued. But those that want something more upbeat
should save their money.
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The Human League still manages to turn out
greatly endearing avant-pop after all the changes
it's been through while keeping up with the typi
cal androgynous image Britons demand.
Hysteria, its third American release, is an engag
ing blend of Phil Oakey's bland yet melodic vocals,
the cutesy harmonies of Joanne Catherall and
Susanne Sulley plus computerized drums and syn
thesizers and Joe Callis' guitar riffs. Together they
form a style that is whimsical and distantly com
mercial. '
Many of the songs have the same danceable verve
that catapulted "Don't You Want Me" to the top of
the charts two years ago, but they are a bit more
artistic now and a little dull Of all t he ten songs
on Hysteria, the most welcome surprise is the new
single, 'The Lebanon." This song belies the band's
genre with resonant guitar playing much like the
Irish band U2. Even the lyrics have the political U2
touch: "She dreams of 1969Before the soldiers
cameThe life was cheap on bread and mineAnd
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