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Uh‐oh
Rock · 1992 · 12 tracks

Uh‐oh

A high-energy collision of Afro-Caribbean rhythms and sharp-edged 90s art-rock. Intellectual, brassy, and deeply concerned with the oddities of modern identity.

March 3, 1992 · Luaka Bop

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An energetic and intellectually curious exploration of modern life's absurdities through a lens of global rhythm.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Now I’m Your Mom
4:45
02
Girls on My Mind
3:52
03
Something Ain’t Right
3:39
04
She’s Mad
5:20
05
Hanging Upside Down
4:32
06
A Walk in the Dark
4:23
07
Twistin’ in the Wind
4:15
08
The Cowboy Mambo (Hey Lookit Me Now)
3:38
09
Monkey Man
4:08
10
A Million Miles Away
4:24
11
Tiny Town
5:06
12
Somebody
4:59
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive brass section entry on 'The Cowboy Mambo' that transforms a quirky vocal into a full-blown dance floor anthem.
The jarringly literal and deadpan delivery of the surgical lyrics in 'Now I'm Your Mom' over a deceptively upbeat groove.
The way the rhythmic tension in 'Twistin' in the Wind' mirrors the political anxiety of the lyrics before breaking into a defiant chorus.
Reviews

How does Uh‐oh sound next to the rest of David Byrne's catalogue?

Digital Clarity+1.5σ

The production is pushed notably harder into digital clarity than this artist usually allows.

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