Behaviour

Released on 22 October 1990, Behaviour is the fourth studio album by the iconic Pet Shop Boys, a seminal work that showcases the duo's mastery of synthpop and new wave. This 49-minute masterpiece, released via Parlophone UK, features a range of captivating tracks, including 'Being Boring', 'So Hard', and 'Jealousy', all meticulously remastered in 2018 to enhance their timeless appeal.

With Behaviour, Pet Shop Boys demonstrate their unique ability to craft songs that are both introspective and infectious, often blending poignant lyrics with irresistible melodies. From the haunting 'My October Symphony' to the upbeat 'How Can You Expect to Be Taken Seriously?', the album's diverse tracklist is a testament to the duo's innovative spirit and creative depth.

As a work of synthpop and new wave, Behaviour is characterised by its lush textures, pulsing rhythms, and Neil Tennant's distinctive vocals, which bring a sense of sophistication and emotional resonance to the album. With its flawless production and memorable songwriting, Behaviour remains a standout release in the Pet Shop Boys' illustrious discography, and a must-listen for fans of the genre.