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''' Elvis Costello <br> | |||
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''Brutal Youth'' may not officially be called an Elvis Costello & The Attractions reunion project, but that is in effect what this welcome and spiky musical treat sounds like. And the truth is that there are few sounds in rock as passionate and intelligent as the sound Costello makes with his longtime backing band | ''Brutal Youth'' may not officially be called an Elvis Costello & The Attractions reunion project, but that is in effect what this welcome and spiky musical treat sounds like. And the truth is that there are few sounds in rock as passionate and intelligent as the sound Costello makes with his longtime backing band. | ||
Produced by Costello and Mitchell Froom, ''Brutal Youth'' features Costello with drummer Pete Thomas, keyboardist Steve Nieve and bassist Bruce Thomas, as well as beloved associate Nick Lowe, also on bass. The result sounds superficially a bit like retro New Wave nostalgia, but Costello remains too gifted a writer to let the album be only that. Some of the songs are too busy lyrically for their own good, but the best — like "Kinda Murder," "13 Steps Lead Down," "Sulky Girl" and "Just About Glad" — are thrilling. Elvis is one old brute who is always worth hearing. | |||
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