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2002年のFUJI ROCK FESTIVAL’02では会場に入りきれないほどのファンが集まり、大絶賛のステージを繰り広げたイギリス出身男性4人組新人バンド、ザ・ミュージックのデビューアルバム。

グルーヴィにうねるバンドサウンドに力強いヴォーカルが光る、若さとエネルギーを最大限に込めたをはじめ、ロックシーンの歴史を大きく塗り替える可能性を持った要注目のニューカマーだ。
（速藤年正）
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The Music， the much-touted quartet of schoolmates from Kippax， Leeds， signal their self-titled debut album’s intentions straight from the off. Opener ?The Dance?， with its psych-rock swirl intro， a Beatlesque ?yeah yeah yeah?， and then a crashing， impatient chaos of guitars， drums and dubby effects， with Robert Harvey howling Robert Plant-ishly about ?angels?， is a ridiculous blast of unrestrained noise. The Music are not about subtlety or coffee-table good taste. The Music gives a sideways nod to baggy beats and the Stone Roses’ Second Coming， but is mainly a wild， almost desperate mix of Led Zeppelin blues-metal histrionics， and the stadium end of 1980s alt-rock， particularly the Chameleons， the Cult and U2. The lyrics are little more than excuses for Harvey to howl and wail， but the constant twin-guitar invention of Harvey and Adam Nutter， taking in everything from bluesy riffs through funky wah-wah to Edge-ish atmospherics， keep you endlessly guessing and enthralled by their sheer recklessness. Put simply， it’s a breath of fresh air to hear a British ?indie? band who are so unafraid to rock， so blatantly uninterested in choirboy self-pity， and so almost comically in thrall to chest-beating Big Rawk. --Garry Mulholland
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