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Good news today for fans pros Editors. In fact, good news for everybody, since the intention here is to reach both fans and not-so-fans-so, and unaware of the band.

The third work of the quartet from Birmingham - which already runs the Internet even before the official launch, which occurred in the last 12 days - "In This Light And On This Evening, came to change the old conception that most listeners had about them. Since the first album, the excellent "The Back Room", 2005 - which has brilliant songs, and "Munich" is my favorite - the Editors Interpol has been called the English. The comparison is not bad, however, but the band has always vehemently denied that he has served as the second influence. The similarity, however, is remarkable, since both are offspring of the post-punk immortalized by Joy Division.

Or rather, was remarkable. In "In This Light And On This Evening," influences such as Depeche Mode and New Order show through more clearly than Joy Division. Thus, what we hear is an engaging mix of keyboards, synthesizers and electronic beats with a voice thick with always giving the somber tone that is already trademarked. And the result is very good.

Without further ado, I present them "Papillon" Down With Love.

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