For the follow-up to the
Lightning Seeds'
successful comeback
Jollification
,
Ian Broudie
essentially stuck to the same formula as before, turning out a series of sunny, jangly songs occasionally underpinned by rolling trip-hop beats. Although
Dizzy Heights
isn't as consistent as its predecessor, it does offer a number of terrific moments, keeping
Broudie's
reputation as a pop craftsman intact. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine