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'SUPER' STARS Supergrass span genres on their self-titled record
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The ultimate Brit-pop charmers craft gemlike rock out of rec-room materials on Supergrass -- bass, drum, guitar, keyboards, and Gaz Coombes' thin, sexy voice. The trio rejects the loutishness and retrophilia of its colleagues; they're cheerier and more idiosyncratic, whether romping through old-school disco or grounding heavenly British Invasion-style pop with cool R&B keyboards. The single, a wink at Ziggy-era Bowie, asks if we hear them ''Pumping on Your Stereo'' -- as if we could miss anything so brash, glittery, and deliriously tuneful.
Posted Apr 10, 2000
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- Music Review Supergrass | Arion Berger
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