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Iggy Pop leans into a slick, synth-heavy production style that defines the polished sound of mid-eighties rock. It is a departure from his punk origins, showing his willingness to experiment with pop sensibilities and radio-friendly hooks.

This record captures a specific era of studio excess, where synthesizers and gated drums were the standard for rock icons looking to reinvent themselves. It remains a fascinating, catchy chapter in his long and varied career.