Saint Etienne’s “Method Of Modern Love” is really rather good
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*Obvious, hardly-needs-mentioning statement about how pleasing on the eyeballs Sarah Cracknell was/is*
Now that’s out of the way, let’s focus on the music (MAN). Because the music is, to the surprise of perhaps ohidunno THE WHOLE WORLD, quite brilliant.
Produced by the reliable Richard X, it’s a lush, sparkly dance-pop number varnished with La Cracknell’s still “ahhh”-inspiring coos. It feels effortless and delightful, so give it a spin below (it’s not a cover of the Hall & Oates song of the same name, don’t worry. Oh, you’ve never heard of it anyway? OK then.):
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