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Article Title:	Vox Humana
Author of reported comment:	Matt
Comment Date:	09:18 on Jul 6 2010
Comment:	This album is by no means weak. Daniel Amois have only ever been very strong indeed. The overall theme of this album is not easy to tell because since when do albums always have an overrunning theme eh?! What this typically but brilliantly produced pure 80s album produces is pop rock of top notch intensity and message. There are the usual laughs along the way, but they dont outweigh the harder hitting elements of the album. William Blake and Home Permanent have to be two immediate stick out tracks. And then The Incredible Shrinking Man and the brilliant rock hook of Sanctuary, on of the bands best rock tunes ever in my opinion. Dance Stop is wickedly funny. Its Sick is cutting to the point of painful. Its the Eighties is an amusing and yet realistic look at the heart of the world that still hasnt chancged at all sadly. Travel Log is the perfect pop song indeed. Whilst my favourite track has to be the lovely When Worlds Collide. So what the hell is wrong with an album that has such a broad spectrum of lyrics Id dare to ask? They make the album all the more interesting. Whether it be the flowing guitar pace of As The World Turns or the decent poignant message of Shes All Heart as an expose on modern society's views. This album is not weak in any way in my view. Its a real hard hitting winner. Well done DA!

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