01. We Were Aborted
02. Cheat On Me
03. We Share The Same Skies
04. City Of Bugs
05. Hari Kari
06. Last Year's Snow
07. Emasculate Me5
08. Ignore The Ignorant
09. Save Your Secrets
10. Nothing
11. Victim Of Mass Production
13. Is Anybody There (Bonus Track)
14. So Hot Now (Bonus Track)
15. Curse This English Rain (Bonus Track)
16. Cheat On Me (Live) (Bonus Track)
17. We Were Aborted (Live) (Bonus Track)
The fourth studio album from 4-piece indie rock band from Wakefield, West Yorkshire .In 2008, Q magazine described the band as "The biggest cult band in the UK".
The first Cribs record to feature the lead guitar playing of former Smith Johnny Marr alongside the three redoubtable Jarman brothers, Ignore The Ignorant balances a slightly fuller sound with the familiar choppy riffs and rabble-rousing choruses of old. To suggest the Cribs’ fourth long-player has brought a new maturity to their sound would be to threaten the worst--after all, a good deal of the appeal of songs like "We Were Aborted" and the souped-up Sonic Youth clatter of "City Of Bugs" lies in their wide-eyed juvenilia and barely-contained bursts of guitar dissonance. But it’s true that some of the finest moments here find The Cribs showing off a newly nuanced, reflective side. "Last Year’s Snow" is a wistful number that sees a cracked-voiced Ryan Jarman imploring "I want to think you won’t/Remember me like last year’s snow" over a sparkling Marr lead, while the title track balances romping drums and reverb-soaked guitars with a passionate and heartfelt anti-racist message that sees the band nail their colours to the mast with style.
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