Sinister: KidA versus FYHCYWLAP

[Marty GGGGG]

Listened to Kid A on the way home from work yesterday, then on the way in 
again this morning. As I approached a set of lights I saw a formation of 
birds in the sky flying south, Kid A is almost certainly going to be the 
winter soundtrack for many. I enjoyed the album a great deal, the dissonant 
electronics serve to create a mood of unease and expectation which set your 
mind on edge and create the receptiveness/need/hunger for the 'proper' vocal 
tracks when they finally arrive. They are quite obviously messing with our 
heads, and why the fuck not?
But the big question, is it better than B&S' last offering? Chalk and cheese 
y'might say, but at least the 'head are moving in different directions, 
whereas B&S seem to be reheating the same old soup to a certain extent. Very 
nice soup, don't get me wrong, kinda like your granny might make, but still 
the same stuff.
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