Smerins AntiSocial Club - Doctor Who

Review by Débora Alice Pauluk

Smerins AntiSocial Club's album Doctor Who is an eclectic mix of ska, jazz, and funk that captures the spirit of the long-running British TV series. The band's energetic and lively performance is complemented by the use of electronic and orchestral instruments, creating a unique sound that blends the old and the new.

The album features a range of tracks that pay homage to different aspects of the Doctor Who universe, from the classic theme tune to the iconic villains like the Daleks and Cybermen. The band's playful and imaginative approach to the source material ensures that the album never feels derivative or stale.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Dalek's Take Manhattan," which features a driving ska beat and a catchy melody that is impossible not to dance along to. Another highlight is "The Tenth Planet," which begins with an eerie, spacey intro before launching into a funky groove that perfectly captures the otherworldly feel of the show.

Summary by Débora Alice Pauluk

Doctor Who is an excellent album that will appeal to fans of the show and lovers of eclectic music alike. Smerins AntiSocial Club has managed to create something that is both faithful to the source material and entirely their own, resulting in a record that is as fun as it is innovative.