ters of Brit-Pop have finally released their follow-up Cradle to
the Grave. The songwriting team
of Difford and Tilbrook have
picked up right where the height
of their creative partnership left
off without missing a beat. The
12-tracks on the record sound
fresh and are built around the
framework of inspiration provided by a recent season of a popular television show in the U.K. of
the same name. This setting offers a unique jumping off point
for the quintessentially British
quintet to begin weaving their
trademarked witty and wordy
narratives once again for the
world to hear. The opener “Cradle to the Grave” is 3 minutes
and 20 seconds of pure power
pop perfection and proves that
the lads are a long way off from
their dirt nap.
Coincidentally, Jason Minton
is a Tennessee native who grew
up with New Wave English Pop/
Rock artists such as Squeeze and
Watch the video for “From the Cradle to the Grave” by Squeeze
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