The title of the EP of course refers to the soundtrack of the famous Alan Parker movie and indeed there’s a bit of Moroder in there, only with a definite progressive twist and some strong electro/new wave flavourings. Thanks to its driving b-line ‘Vanity’ pulses along until the main breakdown where male and female sultry vocals interact with each other and create some kind of popstatic moment.
5 Out Of 5
Reviewed By: Jerry Bouthier
