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- Summary: Squeeze's first full-length release in nine years features songs Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook wrote when they were teens in the 1970s about a fictional nightclub.
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- Record Label: BMG
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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Mar 3, 2026It is - and it sits comfortably besides Squeeze's finest works of the late '70s. It might even be better. [Apr 2026, p,92]
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Mar 26, 2026The swathe of great moments here is impressive. .... Indeed, Trixies might be the duo’s personal masterpiece.
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Mar 3, 2026Imaginative, impressive, and most importantly, fun.
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UncutMar 3, 2026With their abundance of charm and good cheer, the performances ensure the patchier numbers still satisfy. More genuinely impressive are "You Get The Feeling" and "Hell On Earth", corkers that demonstrate the creative chemistry that was there since moment one. [Mar 2026, p.37]
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The WireApr 14, 2026It's probably the most conceptually interesting record Squeeze have ever put out and also one of their most consistent and adventurous latterday works. [Apr 2026, p.60]
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Mar 9, 2026The 2026 edition of Squeeze, anchored by bassist Owen Biddle (who produced the album), makes music that's rich limber, and they make the most of the ideas the group's songwriters dreamed up a few decades back.
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Mar 5, 2026There are great bits where you can hear what the band Squeeze would become, but they’re bits. Fun and a good idea, but you won’t be throwing out East Side Story to make room for it.