{"type":"blog","id":"2006/2006-04-18-the-boyfriends-adult-acne","title":"The Boyfriends - Adult Acne","url":"/blog/2006/2006-04-18-the-boyfriends-adult-acne","summary":"The Boyfriends have never been know as the cheeriest of bands, and with their newly confirmed Morrissey support, they're not putting and end to that reputation. Adult Acne is in a similar vein to previous material, Martin Wallace's vocals floating above a wall of sometimes jangling, sometime crashing guitars, a slightly funkier than normal bass line and fairly unobtrusive drums. I couldn't quite catch all the lyrics, but I gather the songs probably about being ignored and overlooked, a good old slab of British gloom for spring.","date":"2006-04-18","tags":["Music","Reviews"],"categories":["music"],"body":"The Boyfriends have never been know as the cheeriest of bands, and with their newly confirmed Morrissey support, they're not putting and end to that reputation. Adult Acne is in a similar vein to previous material, Martin Wallace's vocals floating above a wall of sometimes jangling, sometime crashing guitars, a slightly funkier than normal bass line and fairly unobtrusive drums. I couldn't quite catch all the lyrics, but I gather the songs probably about being ignored and overlooked, a good old slab of British gloom for spring.\n\n<a href='https://www.theboyfriends.com' target='_blank'>www.theboyfriends.com</a>","links":[],"fields":{}}