Notoriously wild live performers, The Noisettes, are back as
a two piece with their third album, Contact.
Cambridge boy and drummer, Jamie Morrison, left
the band in 2010 but it would be most biased to suggest it’s for that reason
that the Noisettes seem to have lost their sparkle with this latest release.
There’s nothing amiss in their collection of ultra-polished
pop, they’ve still got the dashes of soul, funk and indie in all the right
places, but there doesn’t appear to be any stand-out hits like Don’t Upset the
Rhythm and Never Forget You, which so pleased Jools Holland and found their way
onto various television adverts around the world.
Nothing bad, but nothing new either.
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