Nightlife - Pet Shop Boys Reviews

This Pet Shop Boys' release is their seventh album of wholly original material. Their forward-looking approach to music- and song-writing has kept their music fresh with each new album. The unison of contemporary dance music to Tennant's intelligent, emotional lyrics is as good as it always has been. The two opening tracks - 'For Your Own ...  Read the complete review

Not one of the more widely discussed Pet Shop Boys albums and it is perhaps easy to see why as this one did not yield that many memorable hit songs, there are a few delights but have they lost their golden touch? Tracks: There are the usual suspects on the album, The Pet Shop Boys make brilliant and often intelligent and commanding ...  Read the complete review

This is, in my opinion, the Pet Shop Boys' best album yet (a very close second is 'Behaviour'). Petshop Boys write great pop songs which are about relationships but are written and performed in a way as to not sound 'cheesy'. They started out in the '80s with great electronic tunes such as 'It's a Sin', ...  Read the complete review

This is the Pet Shop Boys most recent album and, in my opinion, one of their best. As usual, even the up-tempo songs have elements of sadness in them, thanks to Neil Tennant's voice, and the overall feel is quite melancholy which is unusual for such a 'pop' album. Chris Lowe's keyboards sound fantastic throughout and he ...  Read the complete review