by Alex OggThe group's second album (and last for Virgin subsidiary Dindisc), Love Zombies features more accomplished songwriting from main man Bid -- especially the title track and the playful The Man With the Black Moustache. Fans -- BBC Radio DJ John Peel among them -- had long since recognized the Monochrome Set's supreme compositional agility. This is amply demonstrated by Love Zombies, which switches from sweet pop to wry ballads to a kind of alt-rock rumba with disarming ease. The Weird, Wild and Wonderful World of Tony Potts, incidentally, is a tribute to the band's visual designer and fifth member. And isn't In Love, Cancer? one of the all-time great song titles?