Rating:5/10
I was searching about this record. First of all the album title isn't rare, there are lots of Strength In Numbers by other artists. As for The Music, some of their songs are listenable pop songs. I consider them as a pop band, because their previous music provides many obtainable beats. Four years before album "Welcome To The North" is not even memorable for me. I forgot all of the songs, and have never listened for a long time. Now, here it comes new album, but i again won't check their previous songs. I found a review at new community The music magazine.It seems a bit overcharge to me. This record is not shit, it's not a rare thing, though. The vocals are exhausted. I also have no idea about their sound.

The Music - Strength In Numbers

Some of you loved listening to the MM radio, i picked the songs particularly. I also add the most recent rock, pop, indie songs to the playlist. Here some highlights from airplay:

1. Weezer - Pork And Beans (Red Album 2008)
2. The Wedding Present - I Lost the Monkey (El Rey 2008)
3. R.E.M. - Hollow Man (Accelerate 2008)
4. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - For Every Field There's A Mole (Lie Down In The Light 2008)
5. Ladytron - Blackcar (Velocifero 2008)
6. Pop Levi - Love Your Straight (Never Never Love 2008)
7. Death Cab For Cutie - Long Division (Narrow Stairs 2008)
8. Oh No Ono - Practical Money Skills For Life (Yes 2006)
9. RATATAT - Mirando (RATATAT 2008)
10. Joan Of Arc - Boo Human (Boo Human 2008)

Listen the radio( Winamp)

Any special artist for our airplay? Just send it to me at buluthim@gmail.com

Rating: 8/10
Screaming Trees, Belle & sebastian, and what makes these names so solid? Trees' ugly Mark Lanegan, Sebastian's Isobel Campbell, what's more they're together again in the new album. "Sunday At Devil Dirt" which is their second project together, sounds like more Mark and Isobel dream far away from happiness. It's something like cry out all these dirty plans, disappointments, regrets, city sicknesses. Crying all of them like a sharp knife on your throat to sing the biggest mistakes in your life. But, actually, life is generally sad. Opening ballad, "Seafaring Song" will let you dream the goodness. Then, your (especially Mark's) old friend evilness at the door, and following song The Raven downs on you. Another Mark Lanegan-ish melancholy composition "Who Built The Road" is the most accessible collaboration of the album.

This is more powerful and more cinematic than previous Ballad of the Broken Seas. The more old he gets, more darkness his songs become, and Campbell's back vocals are adorable. After all, closing songs are not that much dark, they're almost sweet despite Mark Lanegan's smoky voice. No need to mention about Serge Gainsbourg, Tom Waits, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, and Mark Lanegan, you should drink to this album. Devil loves rock, and that's not your only match with him.

Isobel Campbell And Mark Lanegan - The Raven

MM picks: Who Built The Road, Come On Over (Turn Me On), Back Burner

1. My Brightest Diamond - Inside a Boy
Amazing vocal distance, i recommended this song to every single person i know. Then they
thanked to me for listening such an awesome song. Live Video

2. Ratatat - Mirando
I love every Ratatat song.

3. The Ting Tings - That's Not My Name
That's Not My Name is the 2nd single to be released from forthcoming debut album We Started Nothing. Just another catchy pop rap combo in hand of famele voice. Youtube

4. Paul Weller - Echoes Round The Sun | Youtube

5. Sebastian Tellier - Divine | Youtube

6. Glasvegas - Geraldine | P4K Review

7. Long Blondes – Guilt | Youtube
New Long Blondes album "Couples" is worse than the previous one.

8. Alanis Morissette - Underneath | Youtube
Alanis, baby you should write better. You've only one useful record, and it's Underneath bores the listeners.

9. Kanye West - Flashing Lights

10. Manu Chao - Politik Kills