Pet Shop Boys Reexamine the Human Condition on Evocative, Elegantly Crafted ‘Nonetheless’ | Album Review

May 4, 2024 Mark J. Marraccini

The duo’s fifteenth studio affair is a wise, wistful and sometimes witty collection of songs that often keeps its eyes on the past and its feet on the dance floor.

Pet Shop Boys Reignite Their Signature, Superior Songcraft with ‘Hotspot’ | Album Review

January 27, 2020 Matthew Hocter

The legendary duo’s fourteenth studio album possesses an uncanny knack for somehow remaining quintessentially Pet Shop Boys and yet also coming off as fresh, relevant and now.

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One of the cleverest concept albums ever released, the legendary emcee’s fourth LP documents his experience in the streets of Brooklyn and as a student in the fictional Institute of Disposable Arts.