“Latest from the NYC band beloved across the pond shifts thematic focus from camp to overt sexuality and has a darker, more 1980s-informed sound.”
“When these New Yorkers debuted in 2004, their flamboyant glam pop made them stars in Europe — not to mention a welcome new queer voice in rock. Three albums in, the Sisters are as gleefully hedonistic as ever: The beats still have that mirror-ball gleam, the slinky tunes still lodge themselves in your cranium, and […]”
