Citizen Fish: Dancing on Spikes
Citizen Fish: Dancing on Spikes
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Citizen Fish
Label: PHR Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 001580000022
Genre: Rock
In a country beset by economic woes, a Tory government and a strange, reactionary backlash by many young people that has led to these people being in power, a release from the Citizen Fish/Subhumans camp is especially timely. Dick Lucas has always been adept at writing in depth lyrics relating to social and political problems without making every song sound like a political tract, and the new Citizen Fish EP 'Dancing on Spikes' is a biting look at the current situation in Britain, set to a shout a long ska punk soundtrack that should have anyone' feet moving straight for the nearest dancefloor/pit. Like last years full length album 'Goods', the music on here is slightly slowed down in comparison to the bands output during the 90's and early 2000's, but it's none the less foot-stomping catchy for it. Songs such as 'Unemplode', aimed at Job seeker's office and their unrealistic expectations for people to find work in this climate, or otherwise work for much lower than the amount needed to live, or 'Over', questioning the finality of the assumption that we have pulled out and 'finished' with certain middle eastern conflicts, are made more comprehensible by a slower pace, and are still catchy as fuck. The one faster song on the record, 'Write It All Down' is clearly going to be fun when your down the front with a cider in hand, but to be quite honest all six tracks are! The West Country's finest come through again.
Tracks:
1.1 Unemplode
1.2 HD Riot
1.3 Beyond Belief
1.4 Over
1.5 Write It All Down
1.6 It Can't Go on Forever
