Kooky Kooks’ ‘Konk’: The most recent expression of British eccentricity
The Kooks are repackaged candy for the long-forgotten, boy-band-loving heart, with its lingering fondness for disposable songs and a carefully crafted image. No trans fats! 40% more lyrics about love! Xtreme pop: Now with real instruments. With lyrics written to unnamed girlfriends and safe, well-worn melodies, “Konk” goes down as easy as hot chocolate . Or cherry-flavored Robitussin. Or a slickly produced quartet of British pop musicians.
The Kooks’ debut album, “Inside In/Inside Out,” went triple platinum, so it is difficult to blame them for trying to replicate their earlier...
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