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By Dave Adair, Wednesday 15th October 2008 09.03pm (1790 views)
The Pigeon Detectives
The Pigeon Detectives - Say It Like You Mean It
Released: 20th October 2008
Label: Dancetotheradio

Now enshrined as rollicking indie, harmony twirling royalty in the minds of modern musos, Matt Bowman and crew continue to find it easy to continue to carve out a hook laden groove.

They are now on their third single from second album, ‘Emergency’ that took a little longer than their strutting, swaggering gem concealing debut to settle a few doubts about their merits. However, ‘Say It Like You Mean It’ is carefree and harmless. The lyrics capture a simple sincerity that comes across in the delivery.

“Should it always be this easy?”

Bowman exclaims, mid-chorus. Is he commenting on how they have fed on the appetite for dialogue driven indie that the Arctic Monkey have set off, by any chance?

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