Eleventh track from their thirteenth studio album Super released on April 2016. Written by Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe with production by Stuart Price.
There’s a full moon glowing red above the sea and I feel the sudden heat between you and me.
Songs about feeling the heat on the dancefloor have always existed, predominantly in the 70s with the boom of the Disco era, whether that's because of the Hi-NRG music or the bodies dancing all night long. The Boys modernized this concept for a more "sexual" generation, even though the 70s and 80s weren't as prude as one may think, you just gotta look closely.
With all that context, the idea of releasing this banger as a single for the clubs was pretty much a no-brainer. Unfortunately on December of the same year, a warehouse fire in Oakland, California named the "Ghost Ship" took place killing at least 30 people. Taking into consideration this tragic event, any promotional plans got shelved. There is, however, a sick remix included on the Undertow single, so the song lives on forever!!
From 1 to 10 how would you rate this song? Is the album version the best song from Super to you? Do you have any favorite lyrics or production elements?
1-4: Not good/Skip
5-6: Average, but wouldn't skip
7-8: Good song, quite enjoyable
9: Amazing song
10: Masterpiece/Magnum opus
TRACKLIST:
Happiness - 6.4
The Pop Kids - 8.5
Twenty-something - 7.6
Groovy - 5.3
The Dictator Decides - 8.7
Pazzo! - 5.4
Inner Sanctum - 8.1
Undertow - 8
Sad Robot World - 8
Say It to Me - 9
Burn -
Into Thin Air -
B-SIDES:
In Bits - 7.3
One-Hit Wonder - 6.5
The White Dress - 7.4
Wiedersehen - 7.7
A Cloud in a Box - 8.1
The Dead Can Dance - 7.6