White Rose Movement, Kick - 51m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. Kick	3:51
2. Girls in the back	3:32
3. Love is a number	4:04
4. Alsatian	4:35
5. London's Mine	3:43
6. Pig Heil Jam	3:48
7. Idiot Drugs	3:34
8. Deborah Carne	3:14
9. Testcard Girl	3:29
10. Speed	3:59
11. Cruella	13:40

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Review

Debut album from East Anglian-born five piece White Rose Movement. With their mix of 80's synth pop and electronic beats, influences such as Human League and Depeche Mode are obvious. The album was produced by Paul Epworth (Bloc Party, Maximo Park) and includes the singles 'Alsatian' and 'Love Is A Number'. Independiente. 2006.Their Band Name is Derived from the German Resistance Group that Spread Anti-nazi Leaflets for a Year in 1942-43 During World War Ii Before They were Caught and Executed. White Rose Movement's Music Recalls 1980's New Wave and Synth-bands Like Gang of Four, Duran Duran and Depeche Mode. This Debut Album was Recorded with Paul Epworth (Bloc Party, Maximo Park) and Follows on the Heels of Several UK Hit Singles, Including the Catchy "Girls in the Back", "Love is a Number" and the Atmospheric "Alsatian".

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