Angels With Dirty Faces - Sugababes

So in answer to the challenge I have been set I have finally got round to writing this op on the Sugababes. So first off I have to state that I didn't actually buy this album but in fact was given a copy free by a mate who had 2. Cheers mate. I'm sure everyone will know by now that I am an Indie, Rock kinda guy and definitely know what I like and what I don't. Following their debut album the girls found themselves as a 2 piece with Mutya and Keisha hoping to keep the band going after Siobhan left to pursue other musical interests. So without a record deal and as only a 2 piece the girls finally found that new 3rd member Heidi a former member of ...  Read the complete review

Since the reformation of the girl group full of sugar, spice and sexiness, The Sugababes have been the most talked about girl group of the year with their comeback number one single another follow up number one and also a number two album. Mutya, Heidi and Keisha have returned to the music scene all mature and full of energy. The Album ‘Angels with Dirty Faces’ has only been out this august but it is getting noticed as a great album as the number two chart ranking portrays. I must say they were up against stiff competition from Coldplay who have had the biggest selling album in the UK. ‘A Rush of Blood to the Head’ has also showed huge popularity ...  Read the complete review

ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES is the title of British pop band SUGABABES' album. The band contains three girl members Keisha, Mutya and new member Heidi after Siobhan left. The group's music is similiar to another British girl group All Saints. The front cover of the album is the three women sitting sweetly on a bench and table in a park. The album consists of 11 tracks. My favourite song on the album is STRONGER. This song is a mellow track with a powerful chorus and haunting tones in the harmonies which create a unique sound. It is probably the most successful track of theirs on the album. Lyrically, the songs are full of sexual innuendo. In songs like ...  Read the complete review

I felt compelled to review this album as the Sugababes seem to crop up in the charts all too often. I have always been indifferent to their music, finding the odd gem amidst some rather wishy washy numbers. This album does have a few highlights though. Who are they: The line-up seems to forever be changing, but at the moment they comprise Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, and Amelle Berrabah. Ex members are Siobhan and Mutya who left to pursue solo careers. Sugababes specialise in pop music with an r and b and soulful twist. On this album: Off to a brash start with the storming 'Freak Like Me' which makes effective use of an old ...  Read the complete review

A year is a very long time in music. Just over twelve months ago, Keisha Buchanan and Mutya Buena were without a record contract, and had suffered the sudden departure of their band-mate Siobhan Doherty. As a trio, they had enjoyed success with the Top 10 smash 'Overload', and looked to have fulfilled their promise as being the next big thing. However, diminishing return from their following singles and a poorly selling album despite rave reviews meant that London Records waved goodbye soon after their vocalist Doherty went AWOL in a Japanese toilet. However, following the introduction of one cheeky Scous lass later (the ex-Atomic Kitten Heidi Range), ...  Read the complete review