Lovesucker
When Crosby tamps down the aggression significantly during "Don't You Leave Me Now," it's the first time you catch a little bit of the girl's gentle spirit. That's because, for the most part, she's a really aggressive singer. She sings with a whole lot of aggression, almost exclusively.
Musically, Lovesucker's sound leans toward the hard funk side of the fence. If you can imagine Parliament/Funkedelic infused with a large dose of punk's angry spirit, you get a picture of what this unique pair sounds like.
While this is a constantly powerful recording, it tends adhere a little too closely to the anger emotion, without too much variation. However, if you're feeling angry, but also in the mood to dance, this just might do the trick.
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