
Franz Ferdinand
With their foppish good looks, skinny trousers and sly, sexy post-punk tunes, Franz Ferdinand were one of the U.K.’s best pop exports in the 2000s, four suave Scotsmen who helped indie kids learn to dance. The Scottish quintet first scored a minor U.S. hit with “Take Me Out,” which combined a spiky riff with a shout-along chorus, and subsequent singles — including the blatantly homoerotic rocker “Michael” — only upped the pleasure principle.
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Franz Ferdinand
January 01, 2004
star ratingThe genius of the band's excellent self-titled debut was that it pulled back the overheated tempos that often rendered fellow new wave revivalists like Bloc Party and Hot Hot Heat a hyper-active blur.
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2004Franz Ferdinand
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2005You Could Have It So Much Better
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2005You Could Have It So Much Better
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2009Tonight: Franz Ferdinand
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2009Tonight: Franz Ferdinand
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