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Indian Summer (1992)

Go West
Reviewed by Stephanie Zacharek | Dec 18, 1992
EW's GRADE
C-

Details Lead Performance: Go West

The buffed and burnished voice of Peter Cox, half of the Go West British duo, has some character, but too many woozy saxophone interludes and cheesy synth blasts cancel it out. Indian Summer is overslick, faceless soul, its sound stretched taut — more proof that liposuction never improves R&B, since it's the love handles that make it work. C-

Originally posted Dec 18, 1992 Published in issue #149 Dec 18, 1992 Order article reprints

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