Full Moon, Dirty Hearts
Fans have long hailed INXS for the soulful intensity of its live shows,  but the rap on the Australian sextet has been that it makes uninteresting, one- dimensional studio albums. Recently, the group has aimed for complex studio  creations in the style of U2'sZooropaorAchtung Baby, and the  result has been uninteresting but multi-dimensional. It's a minor improvement,  and thoughFull Moon, Dirty Heartsis better than many of the group's  recordings, it isn't as good as the weirder 1992 release,Welcome to Wherever  You Are. Ambitious, bizarre productions can't mask the fact that INXS has  been riding the same groove since 1981, and it's more than a little bit tired.--Jim DeRogatis