Good Together

"Good Together" is an album by the British rock band A Certain Ratio, released in 1989. This album marked a stylistic shift for the band, blending elements of funk, jazz, and electronica in their post-punk foundation. Known for their experimentation and eclectic sound, A Certain Ratio drew on influences ranging from dance music to more accessible pop elements for this record.

The production featured prominent use of synthesizers and electronic instrumentation, aligning with the late '80s musical trends while still retaining the band’s distinctive rhythmic and melodic sensibility. This album is notable for its polished production compared to earlier works, as it was produced by and featured collaborations with prominent musicians and producers at the time.

"Good Together" received mixed reviews, with some critics appreciating the band’s evolution and exploration of new styles, while others missed the rawer edge of their previous records. Despite this, the album has since gained recognition for its unique blend of styles and has retained a loyal fan base.

The band's ability to integrate varied musical influences while maintaining their signature sound is a hallmark of this release, exemplifying A Certain Ratio’s innovative approach in that era.