Funeral For A Friend - Streetcar - Single Review

Funeral For A Friend

Funeral For A Friend - Streetcar - Single Review

Funeral For A Friend
Streetcar Cooor! Terry Date has been a busy boy of late, whilst I have blessed him for his past production work (which includes A’s new album) this sounds classic er ‘him’. Funeral For A Friend have had the stick poked at them, with the ‘new lostprophets’ here, the ‘new savours of rock’ there and the ‘new to break america’ everywhere. This new material has quite some expectations pinned on it. But as it goes it’s a real bobby. But apart form the rather strange phone dialling and some random answering the phone at the beginning of the song. It puts the s**t up you when you’re reviewing the single in the

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Alex Parker