KY
LIE
MINOGUE
IN
MY
ARMS
How
do y
ou
describeafeeling?
asks
Kylie
at
the
beg
inning
of t
his
song.
Wed
on't
kno
w,b
ut
describing t
his
disappointing
formulaic s
ynth-
heavy
song
is
probably
alot
easier.Perhaps
a
more v
alid
question w
ould
be-and y
ou
must
whisper
this
for
fear
of u
psetting
her
relig
iously
lo
yalf
ans
-h
as
Kylie
lost
it?
City
Living
Rating
973397339733
97339733
THE
TING
TINGS
TH
AT
'SN
OT
MY
NAME
Don't
call
Ka
tie
White
gi
rl,b
ird,darling
,H
el,
Stacey,J
ane,her,or
anything
other
than,
well,K
atie.
If s
he's
half
as
ang
ry
in r
eall
ife
as
she s
ounds
in t
his
song
-a
rant
against
all t
he r
ecordcompany
execs
who
patronised
her
- s
he'll
do
nasty
things
to y
ou.As
for
the s
ong
,it's
one
of t
he
best
singles
you'll
hear
this
year.
City
Living
Rating
9733973397339733
9733
SANTOGOLD
LES
ARTISTE
S
Santogold
-akaS
anti
White-i
s
ahotly
tipped
New
Yorker,
orig
inally
from
Philadelphia,
and t
his
is
her
ode t
o t
he
Big
Apple's
morep
retentious
folk,residents
of t
he
Lower
East
side.
But
is
it
any
good?
Yes,in
a
word.
Santi's
voice s
its
effort
lessly
on t
op
of
electrobeats
and
afilthy
bassline.
Great
stuff.
City
Living
Rating
9733973397339733
9733
THE
CURE
THE
ONL
YO
NE
The
Cur
eare r
eleasing
a s
ingle
on t
he
13tho
f
eachm
onth t
og
ear
up
for
the u
nveiling
of
their
13th s
tudio
album.
OK,
so t
he
scheme's
amassive,slightly
cheesy
gi
mmick,b
ut
that
doesn't
detract
from t
his
being
agreat
song.
City
Living
Rating
9733973397339733
9733HIT
MISSORMA
YBECITY
LIVING
REVIEWS
THE
LA
TEST
POP
RELEASES
8230
F y
ou8217ven
ever
been
lucky
enough t
oe
xperienceanight
out
in
New
York,b
ut
want
to
kno
w
what
it
might
bel
ike,
Moby's
new
albumLast
Night
could
beagood s
tart
ing
point.
The
multi-million-selling
musician w
roteh
is
latest
collection
to s
ound
like
ane
vening
out
on t
he
tiles
in
his
favour
itecorner
of t
he
Big
Apple.
"For
better
or
wors
e,I
'v
ebeen
going
out
in t
he
Lower
East
Side
of
Manhattan,since t
he
early
80s,"
explains
Moby
(realn
ame
Richard
Melville
Hall).
"One
day,I
t
hought
that
I w
ould t
ry
t
om
ake
a r
ecord
that
someho
w
took
along
complica
ted,c
razy
,eight-hour
night
and
condensed
it
into 6
5m
inutes
and t
hat's
the
fairly
looseconcept
behind t
his
record.
"The s
ongs
were w
ritten
beforeI
hadany
ideaof w
hat
that
concept
would
be.
Ijust
wanted t
he
music t
o
bel
ike
a r
eflection
on
one
hand
of
my
history
in
dancem
usica
nd
on
the
other,to r
eflect
the
music t
hat
the
DJs
in
my
neighbourhood
are
playing."
The r
esulting
album,released
on
Ma
y
12,b
eg
ins
-as
most
nights
out
do
-i
na r
elatively
gentle
manner,
beforeg
radually
getting
more
upbeat,darker
and
mored
ance-
oriented
as
it
goes
on.
"It
ends
in
aquiet,tranquil
fashion,whichi
s
supposed t
o r
eflect
7am w
hen y
ou're s
tumbling
home
or
sitting
on t
he r
oof w
ith y
our
friends,"h
econtinues.
"One
of t
he t
hings
that
makes
a
night
out
in
New
York s
o u
niquei
s
that
you
walk
every
where,soi
t's
like
the
provinciale
quivalent
of
nightlife.
You
walk
from
bar
tobar,
or
club t
oclub,
going t
o1
0
or
12
different
places
in t
he
cour
seo
fan
evening.
It`s
not
like t
hat in
alot
of
other
cities."
As
withp
revious
Moby
albums,
Last
Night
features
many
guest
vocalists,a
lthough
don't
expect
to
recogniseany
of t
hem.
That's
not
really
Moby's
style.
"Alot
of
people t
ry
and
get
big
huge s
upers
tars
on t
heir
record,
whichi
ncreases
the
marketing
viability
of t
he r
ecord.
Or
you
can
do w
hat
Idid w
hichi
s
make
a
record w
ith y
our
friends,"h
e s
ays
withp
ride.
"Thereare t
ons
of
guest
vocalists
on t
he r
ecord,b
ut
for
the
most
part
t
hey're u
nkno
wno
r
very
underground
musicians.It
just
made t
he
process
alot
moref
un
and
alot
easier.
"So r
ather
thand
ealing w
ith,say
Justin
Timberlake's
lawy
ers
and
managers
and r
ecord
label,I
just
called u
p
my
friends
and
asked
if t
hey
wanted t
ocome
over
and w
orko
n
music.I'mn
ot
really
thinking
about
the
marketing v
alue
someone
might
bring t
o
the r
ecord,I
'mp
urely
thinking
about
the
creative
contr
ibution t
hey'll
make."
Such w
ords
area
refreshing
change,b
ut
then
few
musicians'
output
has
been
as
heavily
marketed
as
Moby's
.
Eacho
f t
he
18 s
ongs
on
Play
was
licensed
for
usei
nf
ilms,a
dvert
s
or
TV s
ho
ws
-an u
nprecedented
mo
ve
and
one w
hichbrought
the
descendant
of
Moby
Dickauthor
HermanMelville
no s
mall
amount
of
criticism.
Moby's
nearly
always
described
as
a t
eetotal v
egan;basically
lazy
short
hand
meant
toi
mply
he's
boring
and
possibly
preachy
about
his
pure,healthy
lifestyle.
But
in
tr
uth,he's
far
from
boring;blessed
withakiller
wit,he s
wears
like
a
trooper
and
not
onced
ur
ing
our
con
vers
ation
does
he
mention
his
apparent
lacko
f v
ices.It
also t
ur
ns
out
he's
not
teetotalat
all,that's
just
apopular
misconception.
Ever
the
musiclo
ver,he t
alks
passionately
about
the u
nderground
music s
cene
in
New
York,his
lo
veo
f
seminalBritishi
ndie r
ecordl
abels
Fa
ctory
,R
ough
Trade
and
Postcard,
and
explains
withg
enuine
glee
ho
w,
even
after
all
his
success,he's
still
technically
ab
edroom
musician,
making
all
his
musicin
his
humble
apart
ment.CITYLIVING17
THE
PIGEON
DETECTIVES
THIS
IS
AN
EMERGENCY
Thi
sis
the
firs
t
single t
obe t
aken
from
The
Pigeon
Detectives'
second
album,b
ut
is
it
any
good?
If y
ou
like u
ncomplica
ted,undemanding
indie r
ockn
r
oll,sung
in
a r
eg
ionalaccent,then
the
answ
er
is
a r
esounding y
es.
City
Living
Rating
973397339733
97339733
SCARLET
T
JOHANSSON
FA
LLING
DOWN
When
Hollyw
ood
A-
lister
Scarlett
Johansson
announced s
he w
as
going t
o r
ecordan
albumo
fTom
Wa
its
covers
,people
laughed.
They'ren
ot
chuckling
no
w.The r
esulting
albumAnywhereIL
ay
My
Headi
s
agem,a
s
is
this
is
hazy
,K
evin
Shields-
esque s
ingle,whichalsof
eatures
ac
ert
ain
Mr
Da
vid
Bowie
on
backing v
ocals.Nice w
hen y
ou
cang
et
the s
taff.
City
Living
Rating
9733973397339733
9733IOne
night
with...MO
BY
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