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A follow-up, Music for Men, was released in 2009. The band played a mix of post-punk revival, indie rock, and dance-rock. Their last album, A Joyful Noise, was released in May 2012. Gossip launched their Live in Liverpool album in the UK and the . The album was produced by Rick Rubin and also features a DVD of their live performance. A new studio album called Music For Men was released in June 2009. The first single from the album, "Heavy Cross", was especially successful in Germany where it was certified triple gold for selling over 450,000 copies, and was mentioned as the "most successful internationally produced single" of all time in September 2010

It seems to be two steps forward, three steps back with Portland, Oregon soul-punk pioneers the Gossip. Not musically you understand; they consistently make leaps and bounds in that area, but as a political entity. And they are one, albeit an incredibly catchy and danceable one. Even if they don't use soap boxes or slogans, by their very existence and excellence Beth Ditto, Brace Paine and Hannah Blilie are a positive force for change in a narrow-minded mainstream; a sharp slap across the face, waking the world up to questions about image, sexuality, gender and identity.

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Gossip ‎– Music For Men. Label: Columbia ‎– GOSS01. Format: CD, Album, Promo, Stereo. Columbia & Reg. . Pat. & TM. Off. Marca Registrada. Distributed in Australia by Sony Music Entertainment Pty. Ltd. Sony DADC Australia.

The Gossip's template – Beth Ditto's almost absurdly soulful vocals set against an urgent rock-disco backing – hasn't altered significantly on their Rick Rubin-produced fourth album. Independent culture newsletter. The best in film, music, TV & radio straight to your inbox.

Gossip: Music for Men. Mark Edwards. June 21 2009, 1:46pm, The Sunday Times. What does the producer Rick Rubin see in Gossip? Presumably, he reckons he could be onto another Red Hot Chili Peppers here: an edgy, punky band he can clean and polish into a stadium-filling funk machine. Unfortunately, he's cleaned and polished the band's sound on Music for Men, only to reveal that there's not much substance beneath the outer layers of grungy attitude. No stadium-filling funk, just some rather weedy - and almost entirely hook-bereft - disco.

1. (00:03:15) Gossip - Dimestore Diamond. 2. (00:04:03) Gossip - Heavy Cross. 3. (00:03:16) Gossip - 8th Wonder. 4. (00:04:25) Gossip - Love Long Distance. (00:03:23) Gossip - Pop Goes The World. 6. (00:03:49) Gossip - Vertical Rhythm. 7. (00:03:40) Gossip - Men In Love. 8. (00:04:05) Gossip - For Keeps. 9. (00:03:48) Gossip - 2012. (00:03:31) Gossip - Love and Let Love.

Music For Men, then, as you’ve probably picked up, has not been produced, as was once rumoured, by Timbaland (for the best, I think, given his recent track record: Chris Cornell!). Instead, Rick Rubin takes charge. Rubin’s usual trick of making everything exceedingly loud works well here, unusually, not least because he has the good sense of not completely revamping the Gossip’s rudimentary formula. More amazingly, perhaps, is that the Gossip have achieved something that even a good few of their fans must have doubted; that is, written an album of songs that should ensure they won’t solely be remembered for Standing In The Way Of Control. It’s frontloaded, for sure, with a brilliant opening sally of Dimestore Diamond, Heavy Cross ( Control part two, crudely, as is Men In Love ), 8th Wonder and Long Long Distance.