
Jagged neon synths and snarky vocals collide in forty minutes of high-gloss electropop. It sounds like a midnight cab ride through a city that never sleeps.
July 11, 2009 · Plastic Pop Records (2)
Fixin to Thrill is the sonic equivalent of a neon sign flickering in a dark alley: it is bright, artificial, and possesses a dangerous edge. Emerging at the tail end of the bloghouse era, the album captures a specific moment in pop history where the lines between indie cool and mainstream dance floor accessibility were completely blurred. Martina Sorbara’s vocals are the secret weapon here, delivering lines with a mixture of playground-taunt sass and genuine melodic power that keeps the listener on their toes. It is music for people who find traditional pop too sweet and industrial music too cold.
How does Fixin to Thrill sound next to the rest of Dragonette's catalogue?
The vocals lean far further into harmonies than the rest of the catalogue.
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