Robbie Williams New Album - Rudebox

His rekindled song-writing relationship with Stoke's other finest musical exports Danny Spencer & Kelvin Andrews, who back in the day contributed to the writing of 'Rock DJ', continues here. Alongside 'Rudebox' and 'Viva Life On Mars', 'Never Touch That Switch' conjures up images of 80's electro dancing, breakdancing and days gone by, the final track of their four 'Burslem Normals' is an incredible strung out and personal electronic ballad. This is RW stripped down to his barest vocally and musically.

'Rudebox' already the subject of much speculation, ("the dance album"//"the rap album" // "the Christian rock album" yada yada yada and not the two fingers to his catalogue as some might suggest!!) see's RW on a musical journey of sorts, imbibed with a real sense of fun. Lyrically it is very broad; humorous, historical, honest and revealing, a rollercoaster that takes you from introverted to extravagant, the break up to the make up. This is perhaps the most definitive Robbie Williams opus to date, ten years down the line into his solo career, as his truest personal and musical inspirations collide to create an intimate and explorative sound that will surprise some, but after eight albums, this here is the sound of Robert Peter Williams, born 1974 in Stoke On Trent, UK.
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