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i would probably describe this as the black sheep of Gowan's solo career. out of every solo album he's made, this is the one that sounds the most different out of all of them. which makes sense due to the fact that this is the first album he ever did, and was trying to find his sound, which he found on his next album, Strange Animal, and perfected with Great Dirty World. I feel like the majority of this album would've worked really well as a soundtrack to a Rocky film that ... read more

Lost Brotherhood follows what I believe to be Gowan's best album, Great Dirty World from 1987. And I think this is a really good follow up from that album! On Lost Brotherhood, we see Gowan venture into a more guitar oriented sound. It kind of reminds me of how he had a more rock oriented sound on his self titled 1982 solo album. However, I believe that Lost Brotherhood is a massive step up from that album. Like on Great Dirty World, I really liked the production work done on this album. ... read more

This album follows an album that could be seen as a return to form for Gary Numan, Berserker. However, rather than following a similar format to Berserker, The Fury definately feels like a step backwards in some ways. There are a lot more female backing vocalists on this album compared to those previous. It's to the point where a couple of the songs barely feature Numan's voice. I do like how some of the songs are produced on this album, with God Only Knows and Miracles being the ... read more

I really like the wide variety of sounds throughout this album. on songs like Dissidents and Hyperactive, you have some upbeat pop numbers, which I like. With songs like The Flat Earth and I Scare Myself, you have calmer songs that are also fun to listen to. Overall, I enjoyed the majority of this album