Album songs：
Album Intro：
Leeds, England’s much-touted the Music signal their intentions with the opening track of their debut. 'The Dance'’s swirling psych-rock intro, Beatle-esque 'yeah yeah yeah,' crashing guitars, and dub effects, topped by Robert Harvey’s vocals, tell one and all that this bunch is not about subtlety. The Music gives a sideways nod to the Stone Roses' Second Coming, but it is mainly a wild mix of Led Zeppelin blues metal and the stadium end of 1980s alt-rock. The lyrics are little more than excuses for Harvey to howl and wail, but the constant twin-guitar work of Harvey and Adam Nutter keep you enthralled by its sheer recklessness. It's a breath of fresh air to hear a British indie band that’s unafraid to rock. --Garry Mulholland
1. The Dance
2. Take The Long Road And Walk It
3. Human
4. The Truth Is No Words
5. Float
6. Turn Out The Light
7. The People
8. Getaway
9. Disco
10. Too High
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