Original sentence: Following the success of the single, Girls Aloud proceeded to begin recording their debut album Sound of the Underground
Edited sentence: " "Sound of the Underground" was further described as "a mechanistic sashay of twangy surf guitar and sultry gang vocals — Girls Aloud explodes like a five-headed Kylie Minogue." Girls Aloud's second single, "No Good Advice", followed." The song was compared to "a 21st century Bangles"." Unlike many other songs, it was said to be "not obsessed with trying to be a cutting-edge club hit, [...] with at least three different killer hooks welded together" that borrowed heavily from the 1980s."All I Need (All I Don't)" was described as "a Kylie-type tune set to squelchy techno", as well as "a disco-funk workout with traces of Cameo and 'Bedtime Stories' vintage Madonna"."Life Got Cold", the album's first ballad and third single, was a late addition to the album, completed by Xenomania shortly before the album's release."Mars Attack", co-written by [[Betty Boo], "is hip hop-referencing surf punk."Some Kind of Miracle", which is "a breezy summer pop song about trying to bag a guy", follows."Sound of the Underground", which opens the album, was one of sixty songs that Brian Higgins and Miranda Cooper had written with the aim of launching their own girl group.Brian Higgins said that the song reflected his general mood of failure after a special deal between Xenomania and London Records fell through in 2000, and about persisting in spite of what people told him to do or not to do.Following its success, Girls Aloud proceeded to begin recording their debut album, which shares its title with the single.It has "layered vocals with its slow tempo despite being more formulaic.It was labelled "an enticing blend of spiky guitars and Fatboy Slim beats topped off with an irresistibly catchy chorus.Musically, the song was labelled "a disco track with guitar - a cross between Blondie and The Bangles.The song received attention because of similarities between the guitar riff of "Life Got Cold" and that of the 1995 Oasis hit "Wonderwall".The song was called a "charming ballad" that was "a sweet but slightly sad pop song", and it was deemed "surprisingly poignant.The song was originally recorded in 2001 by London girl group Orchid, who disbanded before gaining a firm record deal.Warner/Chappell Music has since credited Oasis songwriter Noel Gallagher