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Rogue Traders dance deviation
Participants have carved up 12 tracks of attitude, deviating away from rock and more into dance with their faster pace and upbeat tunes, but the overall sound is undeniably Rogue Traders.
Most of the album's tracks feature deeper bass notes and overiding rock riffs, complemented with the contrast of ex-Neighbours star Natalie Bassingthawighte, who sexes in the vocals together with her usual sass.
A DJ could be in remix heaven with tracks that focus on the tastes of electro-pop lovers featuring pumped-up dance beats and electronica inspired sounds.
Moving toward The Disco, Better at nighttime, and just what You're On get you on an upbeat journey, and put the party into rock. These songs are 'put both hands in the air' type stuff.
Their first single in the album, Don't You Wanna Feel, currently at number 10 on the ARIA charts, is a clear indication of what is to be expected on the album.
The rumoured second single I Never Liked You follows exactly the same sassy vocals and raw rock energy.
Creating some light and shade within the album, may be the single Childlike which presents a guitar-based, softer appraoch, that is more melodical and harmonious.
The only which is rumoured to be based on Kate Bush meets Oasis's Champagne Supernova allows Nat to exhibit of her vocal skills instead of belting out her usual chorus. The cost We Pay is even more tame, through the Traders standards.
As Nat belts in Moving toward the Disco, "Yes Yes Yes" describes the feel of this album. We'll definately be hearing more in the Rogue Traders on our air-waves within the not to distant future.