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Want More

by Trademark

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Sine Love 03:35
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Interim 04:26
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All Too Late 04:51
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Helpless 03:42
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about

The Sunday Times 4th July 2004
Pop CD of the week

The glory days of chart-topping electro-pop with, at their summit, such perfect practitioners as Visage, Soft Cell, Blancmange, early Depeche Mode, Human League, OMD, Erasure and the Pet Shop Boys have long since passed. Yet this hasn't stopped modern exemplars of the dark art, such as Ladytron and, in America, the Postal Service, from attempting to breathe new life into the format. The latest band to negotiate the wafer-thin line between innovation and archival pastiche are this Oxford three-piece, who, on the basis of Trademark Want More, have got the balance right. They move the form forwards, but their devotion to its hallmarks - the unlikely but successful coexistence of chilly disengagement and emotional veracity; aloof vocals that recall Neil Tennant and Marc Almond; a uniform (in their case, lab coats) that echoes the music's surface uniformity; a faith in portentous synth bass lines and drum machines - betrays the respect and scholarship of zealots. On tracks as hook-filled, deceptively detached and sonically billowing as Sine Love, Stay Professional and Square Wave Anger, Trademark arrive, fully formed, at the forefront of a still thrilling genre. This remarkable album, on the tiny but dependably great Truck label, deserves a huge audience. Four stars

Dan Cairns

credits

released June 14, 2004

Written and produced bu Trademark
Trademark are Oliver Horton, Stuart Meads and Paul Soulsby
Recorded and mixed at Eagle Road, Greystoke and Trademark studios.
Mastered by Tim Turan at Turan Audio

Assisted by Ceri Ashcroft (Trademark Photography), Stephen Auld (synthesizer on Trust In What You Know), Steve Dawson (plug design, vocoder samples on Stay Professional), Nasir Hamid (front cover photography), Ed Horton (front cover concept), Jess Lyall (hand model), James Weiner (art direction and design)

Thanks to Paul, P-C, James and all at Truck, all the artists involved in this project, all our friends and family, Val and the Fan Club, Dave Ambrose, Emily Cooper, Gappy Tooth, Emma Hogan, Pauline McKenzie, Nervous Testpilot, Piney Gir, Tom and Darron, Colin Weston

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Trademark London, UK

1988 Cousins Stuart Meads & Oliver Horton form band
1999 Paul Soulsby joins. ‘Audiologue’
2000 First gig as 3-piece
2002 Gigging/recording
2003 ‘Fear:Disconnection’
2004 First album on Truck Records ‘Want More’. Human League tour
2005/6 Gigging/recording
2007 ‘Raise The Stakes’
2009 ‘At Loch Shiel’ EP
2012 Recording in Wales
2014 Artwork & mastering ‘Trademark.’
2017-19 Remaster ‘Audiologue’
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