[USED:Cond.A] 200 Km / H In The Wrong Lane

Tearing down walls of all sorts throughout the brave new world, t.A.T.u became the most explosive and controversial act in Eastern Europe last year with the scandalous single 'Ya Soshla S Uma' ('All The Things She Said'), the story of a love affair between two young girls, whose - ahem - 'evocative' video was named MTV Russia's Video of the Year. Now t.A.T.u's tempestuous teens are readying to conquer Australia. Produced by Trevor Horn (Pet Shop Boys, Seal, Propaganda), t.A.T.u.'s English language debut, '200 Km/h In The Wrong Lane' has all the makings of an instant pseudo-sapphic pop classic. Split equally between straight-ahead dance-pop and a kind of post-Alanis aggro rock, standout tracks include the slinky 'Show Me Love', the disco-centric 'Not Gonna Get Us', and 'How Soon Is Now?', a faithful cover of the Smiths' beloved paean to misery.