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- Summary: The debut full-length release for the indie-dance band formed by brothers Will and Matt Ritson was co-produced by Ben Baptie and Leon Vynehall.
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- Record Label: Warner Bros.
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Dance-Rock
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| Go slow, we live in the haze of stains on the sheet like ink on the pages How low, well we'll never know The important papers, you push through the... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Q MagazineApr 12, 2017They make all the right moves on this brilliant debut. [Jun 2017, p.106]
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Mar 22, 2017The five-piece’s debut album is a mini manifesto on harnessing your own power, pooling it with your mates’ and taking on anything the world throws at you.
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Mar 24, 2017Formation’s greatest achievement is not just in making a floorfiller record with genuine variety and depth, but that All The Powerful People sounds entirely, only like them.
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Mar 22, 2017The temptation is to listen to some of their mentors instead, as many of the acts who have walked this sonic highway before have done so with much more swagger, a better inclination for a danceable tune, and an inherent dose of innovation.
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Mar 27, 2017Their snarling debut album, all cowbells and warped grooves, is competent punk-funk that rarely deviates from the model established by the Rapture and LCD Soundsystem, whose vocals singer Will slavishly imitates.
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MojoMar 22, 2017Intriguing debut. ... A surfeit of vocals is distracting. [May 2017, p.98]
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Apr 24, 2017Look at the Powerful People begins with 54 of the most exciting seconds of music I’ve heard in 2017. And then they start talking.