Kiss of Life

Like others before them, Supergrass have decided to spice up their forthcoming greatest hits with those familiar ‘exclusive new tracks’.

Colm O Hare, 01 Jun 2004

Like others before them, Supergrass have decided to spice up their forthcoming greatest hits with those familiar ‘exclusive new tracks’. Kiss Of Life is weirdly out of character, awash with electronic effects and owing more to Bowie and The Cure than their guitar driven past. Maybe they should have hung on for a while before unleashing a new direction as it’s hard to be sure that this is what the people are going to want to hear.

Colm O Hare

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