Franz Ferdinand: The Human Fear review morerevitalisation than reinvention
Briefly

Franz Ferdinand's sixth album represents a significant turnaround after years of diminishing returns. With fresh ideas and energy, the first few songs impressively re-capture the band's early vibrancy.
Tracks like 'Audacious' and 'Hooked' kick off the album with a freshness, showcasing manic energy and a desire to create music that fills dancefloors, a notable return for the band.
Despite starting strong, the album suffers from a mid-section slump. Songs like 'Tell Me I Should Stay' and 'Cats' struggle to engage, losing some of the initial momentum.
The return to form is mixed; while the opening feels revitalized, the unevenness of the album indicates that not all tracks can recapture the magic of earlier successes.
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