Client
Yes, they’re electro. But Client really wants to convince you of their originality. Their self-titled album opener unabashedly declares,  "We innovate/never imitate," and according to their website, the Sarah Blackwood-fronted duo spawned many imitators who only served to show the uniqueness of their work. If imitators include your little sister and her friends messing around on Fruity Loops software, then believe this statement to be accurate. Lyrically, Client only occasionally reach for subject matter more unusual than candy kisses, pills and how all they want to do is rock and roll (at least Ladytron sung about black plastic). Their vocals sound more unenthused and bored than detached or sinister. Of course, hiding in here are moments of brilliance. "Civilian" is a gorgeous instrumental that would sound nice in Superman’s Fortress of Solitude and "Here and Now" is catchy as hell and almost makes up for some of the other mediocre content. Almost.Tony Bogdanovski--From URB Magazine