August 16, 2011
Album Review: Razika - 'Project 91'
Scandinavian dream-pop at it's best
8/10
This Scandinavian teen female four-piece make dreamy alt-pop. So, everyone, hold tight, maybe even look away for a line. Or at least close your ears. I might as well mention the inevitable right now and get it out of the way – Those Dancing Days. Phew. That’s better.
Except, luckily for Razika, ‘Project 91’ is more 2-Tone in vein than TDD. Tracks like ‘Taste My Dream’ and ‘Above All’ are lazy ska pop meets Riot Grrrl. So, it’s a bit like The Slits at Notting Hill Carnival. Add in lush single ‘Why Have We To Wait’ (a cover of a track by ’60s pop group The Pussycats) and it’s pretty perfect.
Ailbhe Malone
Order a copy of Razika's 'Program 91' from Amazon
Except, luckily for Razika, ‘Project 91’ is more 2-Tone in vein than TDD. Tracks like ‘Taste My Dream’ and ‘Above All’ are lazy ska pop meets Riot Grrrl. So, it’s a bit like The Slits at Notting Hill Carnival. Add in lush single ‘Why Have We To Wait’ (a cover of a track by ’60s pop group The Pussycats) and it’s pretty perfect.
Ailbhe Malone
Order a copy of Razika's 'Program 91' from Amazon
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