May 8, 1999
Kula Shaker : Shower your love
underneath it all he can't help but write deeply infectious orthodox rock tunes
I suspect my therapist has been tampering with these singles. They're just far too inoffensive to be true. What do you want for your Kula Shaker dollar? Boil-in-the-bag mysticism! Mildly offensive half-baked philosophy! Grand prog-rock folly with Indian strings to go! Jah, dem no it! But from an album entitled 'Peasants, Pigs And Astronauts' they can choose to release a perfectly nice, Pebble Mill At One clapalong love song that even your mother could love. But then that's the unpalatable truth about Crispian. For all the flaming swastikas, dope-clouded twaddlism and hair-brained scheming, underneath it all he can't
help
but write deeply infectious orthodox rock tunes. A sheep in wolf's clothing. Who'd have thought it?
Jim Wirth
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