One of many Client singles that amp up the noise created
within. In It For The Money is about as direct that Client ever got, not even
trying to pretend that it’s all for the art and other ridiculous themes that
many bands claim. It’s tight and harsh electro with Dubstar’s Sarah Blackwood’s
(Client B) northern accent all over the Frasier Chorus’s Kate Holmes (Client A)
angular synths. Worth the download for their version of Down To The Underground
with guest vocals from one Pete Doherty.
First rate return to form from electro pop group Client, which includes in its line-up former Dubstar frontwoman, Sarah Blackwood.
Client return with "In for the Money', their first single from their second album which is called 'City' and which will come out in September. 'In for the Money' features war like sirens, and distorted vocals by Sarah Blackwood, formerly of Dubstar. It has a dark edge to it. Sarah sings "Give me love/give me sex/give me money", all in a thick Northern accent.
'Down to the Underground', the first B side, comes across as like a more punky version of Depeche Mode. It has an early 80's vibe and backing vocals by lost kid Peter Doherty who sounds like a Smiths era Morrissey as he harmonises in the background. 'Burning Up' meanwhile sounds like a punky Human League and has slow, haunting vocals.
It is good to have Client back.
Ripped from the CD edition to murderously effective
Synth-Pop MP3 @ 320kbps
Client; In It For The Money
1. In
It For The Money
2. Down
To The Underground
3. Burning
Up

Thanks for these two discs. I was really liking the song Cracked on the City album but was disappointed to find it only lasted 49 seconds. Then when I heard Burning Up on the 12" single I was happy to find it was the full length version of Cracked. Today I finally got around to combining the two tracks into one extended version using GarageBand and it turned out great. Cutting about 10 seconds off of the end of Cracked and 10 seconds off of the beginning of Burning Up gives you a song that's about 30 seconds longer with an extended intro. Thanks again!
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