Tonight: Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand Reviews

Franz Ferdinand's debut album was brilliant, but then, in my opinion, they took a step in the wrong direction for the awkward second album, throwaway songs and an album that felt like tt didnt have a clear direction and it was a bit of a jumbled mess. However for Franz Ferdinand's third album "Tonight" they have made yet another ...  Read the complete review

The first I heard of Franz Ferdinand's admittedly spectacular masterpiece 'Tonight' was on the Steve Wright In The Afternoon show, where said host duly bent the ear of lead singer Alex Kapranos and screamed, "Ere son, I'm loving the new style!" Because that's how Wrighty talks, you know. Annoyingly so, at 4pm. Though I did ...  Read the complete review

Franz Ferdinand: Where to start? How about in 2002, in glasgow, scotland? The band takes its name from the famous Archduke of Austria, just incase you spotted the relationship between a post-punk 21st century band and the Archduke. This is the third studio album from the band, entitled 'tonight'. It was released on ...  Read the complete review

Tonight was the third album from the franz Ferdinand indie boys from Scotland. I enjoyed their other albums so when this one came out I just couldn't not buy it. The first track off the album Ulysses is the best by far. It starts off with a really nice drum beat and then the lyrics kick in, its similar in this way to a lot of their ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fan of Franz Ferdinand yet so far I have been unable sadly to watch them play live. The albums they release will be as close as I get to them. Thankfully they have once again produced a kicking third album! Tonight was released late January and I have been unable to stop playing it. Lead singer Alex Kapranos stated that ...  Read the complete review

I cannot quite work out the reason why I do not love Franz Ferdinand. Their music is the sort of music I love listening to, but oddly enough, I cannot completely warm to them. Perhaps it is the vocals, Alex Kapronas' voice is not quite exactly what I had in mind. It is odd, as Franz Ferdinand are responsible for some cracking singles recently ...  Read the complete review

This new album, long awaited after a long absence from actively pursuing the music scene by Franz Ferdinand. It's more mature and experimental, and although it has been slated by some people, I feel that this is because these people had typecast FF as jaunty-whimsical one trick ponies, capable only of releasing music along the lines of their first ...  Read the complete review