UK IMPORT. Ten New Messages is the 2007 Release of the band's second album which was Produced by Jim Abiss (Arctic Monkey's, Editors, Kasabian) and Brendan Lynch (Primal Scream). Singer Alan Donohoe Remarked that "The Album was Inspired by a Combination of Choral Music, the Television Show "24", Bond Theme Tunes, World War One Poets and the Sugababes". Release Produced by Jim Abiss (Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, Editors) and Brendan Lynch (Primal Scream).

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One of the few new wave/post-punk-inspired bands that keep their albums as concise as their influences did, the Rakes move even farther away from their gloriously raw early singles on Ten New Messages than they did on their first album, Capture/Release. This cleaned-up, slightly subdued sound puts the focus on the Rakes' melodies and lyrics, and for the most part, the band is up to the challenge: "Little Superstitions"' earnest pop shows a newfound sophistication, while "Trouble" and {&"W...   [ read more ]

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