Rhyme & Reason

Critic Score
Based on 1 review
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Based on 9 ratings
February 1984 / Release Date
LP / Format
Capitol / Label
New Wave, Synthpop / Genre
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cappyk
76

While there are some solid songs here ("Clandestine People" is particularly fun), this is missing a lot of vibrancy and quirkiness that made their debut album so much fun. Still, it's not that bad of a listen overall.

Some may be a little disappointed that breezy synth pop crowds out the rock elements this time out, which suggests this was more of an excuse to try to boost lead singer Dale Bozzio as a Top 40 pop artist instead of focusing on the entire band (who were talented ... read more

MFC4AFoS
73

I might get some surprised reactions when i say this, but i actually liked this one more than their debut. Does it have a classic like Destination Unknown or Walkin' In L.A.? Not really, although Surrender Your Heart gets close. No, this is a very good and enjoyable new wave record with a good balance between synths and guitars.

Vambanaga
100

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