Scissor Sisters : Laura
More glam-disco absurdity...
More glam-disco absurdity from Elton John new best friends.
The first three seconds of this single sound worryingly like Moby 'Honey',
but once that horrifying similarity
dissipates, the high-class camp
kicks in and before we know it 'Laura' has sent
us bouncing all the way to the dancefloor. Every day can
be a Friday night and every grimy, beer-stained student
disco a potential Studio 54 for the Scissor Sisters. With every single they release, it becomes harder not to see
things from this louche collective's point of view - especially now that they've made it clear that irony isn't something
that they care to peddle. As the Sisters themselves would doubtless say: fuck everything, let's jive. And, later, we really will fuck everything.
Hardeep Phull
The first three seconds of this single sound worryingly like Moby 'Honey',
but once that horrifying similarity
dissipates, the high-class camp
kicks in and before we know it 'Laura' has sent
us bouncing all the way to the dancefloor. Every day can
be a Friday night and every grimy, beer-stained student
disco a potential Studio 54 for the Scissor Sisters. With every single they release, it becomes harder not to see
things from this louche collective's point of view - especially now that they've made it clear that irony isn't something
that they care to peddle. As the Sisters themselves would doubtless say: fuck everything, let's jive. And, later, we really will fuck everything.
Hardeep Phull
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