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Girls Aloud

What Will The Neighbours Say

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Release date: 29-11-2004
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Catalogue Number: 9868948
Label: POLYDOR

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Oct 2004

Since forming at the end of 2002, Girls Aloud have created their own brand of electro-pop chic. During the past year, while releasing a trio of top three singles, they have also been working on the follow-up to their debut album ‘Sound Of The Underground’. The result is brimming with the same brand of amused knowingness and louche sexiness as its predecessor and features the biggest party single of last year, ‘Jump’, plus ‘The Show’, ‘Love Machine’ and their forthcoming Christmas ballad, ‘I’ll Stand By You’.

NME (04/12/04, p.55) - "...delivered with the kind of Bacardi-fuelled vim only the realest girlbands can muster, it's a hormone-crazed A-to-Z of state-of-the-art pop."

'What Will The Neighbours Say' is the second album from Popstars: The Rivals winners Girls Aloud. Produced by Brian Higgins, the album sees the girls mixing pop with a variety of genres including electro, rock, and indie. The charity single 'I'll Stand By You' recorded especially for Children In Need is also included.

Unusually for a group catapulted into the nation's consciousness via a reality TV/talent contest (2002's 'Popstars: The Rivals'), Girls Aloud managed to combine phenomenal single and album chart success with genuine critical acclaim. Their collaborations with the Xenomania production team have been particularly lauded, especially on CHEMISTRY (2005). As well as a mainstay of the charts, the five girls were also regular fixtures in the gossip columns, fuelled primarily by Cheryl Cole's much publicised marriage to footballer Ashley Cole and her participation as a judge in the 2008 edition of X-Factor.