Burn Baby Burn

Burn Baby Burn is a pretty average single from Ash

With their third album, Free All Angels, just around the corner, Irish four-piece Ash release their latest single Burn Baby Burn. After success with their last few singles, Shining Light and A Life Less Ordinary, they look likely to keep up the pace with this single. Burn Baby Burn is yet more punk-pop noise with sugar sweet pop melodies and teenage lyricism. It harks back more towards Ash's older punkier style, similar in style to their first album 1977 than to the heavier more mature sound of second album Nu-Clear Sounds. Kicking off with a quietly catchy guitar riff, before the distorted power chords and vocals jump in, Burn Baby Burn is typical Ash and nothing that they haven't done better before. It recalls material...  Read full review »

Miles Better Than Shining Light

Ash follow up 'Shining Light' with their next single from their new album with 'Burn Baby Burn'. It's completely different from Shining Light, which I found quite dreary and repative. But 'Burn Baby Burn' is much more energetic, and the guitar riff, followed by the...  Read full review »

This couldn't get any Better

I thought Shining Light was a great song and the best ash had ever released.......How wrong i was Burn Baby Burn is one of the most brilliant pieces of work to ever come out of a recording studio. This is far better than Girl from Mars, A life l...  Read full review »

Classic Ash single

Burn Baby Burn is a classic Ash single. Its kind of in the vein of Oh Yeah and Wild surf in that it makes you think of summer, and also makes you want to lay back and relax and jump up and...  Read full review »

Not too shabby!

In this cd single, part 2 of the two part Burn Baby Burn set, comes the unique song Thinking About You, the album track Burn Baby Burn, and a remix by arthur baker of Submission. Lastly, it has a music video for Burn Baby Burn. It's very low quality, but its the whole thing.

First of all, Tim Wheeler rarely writes a horrible song. That said, Thinking About You is an amazing and unique little ditty. Since I've been listening to Stormy Weather, I can't help but compare that to it, as well as fellow ballad Angel Interceptor. Thinking About You has...  Read full review »