John Foxx & The Maths - Interplay
- Source: The List (Issue 689)
- Date: 12 October 2011
- Written by: Neil Cooper
Cold synth masterpiece from the electro-pop pioneer
(Metamatic Records)
Now a real-life silver Foxx, the pushing-60 electro-pop/clash pioneer and former vocalist with Ultravox before Midge Ure made them rubbish might just have found his time.
This retro-future compendium of detached, dystopian analogue-synth ditties enabled with collaborator Ben ‘Benge’ Edwards was originally released in March this year, and while the two extra tracks on this special tour edition don’t really constitute a new album, neither do they take away from the ice-cool, machine-age sexiness of an appositely warm revisitation to a sound designed for serious young men to suck their cheekbones in to while standing on their own in neon-lit nightclubs watching women dance.
Elsewhere on the web
YouTube: John Foxx & The Maths - Running Man (2011)
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