Articles in the Album Reviews category
It must be an accident that the artist formerly known as Pete Doherty has named his album twice. But as he appears to be in the throes of a somewhat pretentious identity crisis, perhaps his …
We all love music that we can dance to, sing along with at the top of our voices, and then sit down and have a think about, don’t we? The Bloodsugars, with their hook-heavy, synth-laced, indie-pop …
Having burst out of NYC at the start of the century to fill the role of punk icon, clothes horse and queen of attitude, it doesn’t take a genius to join up the dots between …
As far as mythology goes, the Black Lips have one of the greatest rock’n’roll tales of the modern era. A band that was brought together by circumstance, has been plagued by controversy and death, and …
They could be mistaken for a Hanson and IT crowd collaboration, but multi cultural, London inhabiting quintet, Red Light Company, are the latest band on the ever sullen UK indie scene to finally deliver an …
I give you Favours For Sailors – possibly one of the next year’s bright young things! The six tunes that fill this mini-album are a refreshingly churpy burst of new-wave that fuse together slacker indie …
Will Brian Eno and/or Daniel Lanois be producing the next Kings Of Leon album, do you think? I know they’ve done good work as producers both together and apart, but they’re not the only ticket …
Passion Pit’s Michael Angelakos is the latest in a long list of purveyors to present that old musical dichotomy – do you dance ecstatically, or sob until your heart breaks? And as he forlornly half …
