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Napoleon IIIrd - Out Of the Woods And Trees
VariousOut Of the Woods And TreesAlbum Review(Dance To the Radio)Compilation Number Four for Dance To The Radio, casting its net ever wider and higher, without forgetting the talent that lies under its nose. There’s some...
Review posted on 12th November 2007
mum - Go Go Smear The Poison Ivy
Mum Go Go Smear The Poison Ivy Album Review A bouncy, frivolous affair, Mum have lost some of the solemnity of yesteryear and churned out an album that is part Euro folk, part Gogol Bordello,...
Review posted on 27th September 2007
Les Savy Fav - Let's Stay Friends
Les Savy Fav Let's Stay Friends Album Review From the mildly humorous song titles (Raging In The Plague Age, Scotchguard The Credit Card) to the yelping vocals that range from melodic to caustic, Les Savy...
Review posted on 27th September 2007
PJ Harvey - White Chalk
PJ HarveyWhite ChalkAlbum ReviewPolly Jean Harvey has never done anything but totally fu**ing flourish, no matter what she has done. From the balls-out, armpit-hair out, scratchy, primal rock howling of her 4 track demos to...
Review posted on 24th September 2007
Miracle Fortress - Five Roses
Miracle FortressFive RosesAlbum ReviewHere’s some words for you: Boys, Brian, Beach, Wilson… They were going to crop up at some point; might as well get it out of the way now. In fact there are...
Review posted on 24th September 2007
Scout Niblett - This Fool Can Die Now
Scout Niblett This Fool Can Die Now Album Review In a world swamped with pithy singer-songwriters, flogging the dead horse that is the love song, Scout Niblett is a breath of fresh air. Laced with...
Review posted on 4th September 2007
Mum - They Made Frogs Smoke Til They Exploded
MumThey Made Frogs Smoke Til They ExplodedSingle ReviewThe first time that I encountered Mum, they were a gentle, ambient, almost classical affair, shuffling about a Sheffield stage. or at least that's the image I took...
Review posted on 3rd September 2007
Liars - Liars
LiarsLiarsAlbum ReviewFrom the offset, Liars have always been a band deserving of our undiluted attention. And this, their fourth album, does not disappoint. They may have slipped ever so slightly off the radar, their output...
Review posted on 3rd September 2007
iLiKETRAiNS - Elegies To Lessons Learnt
iLiKETRAiNSElegies To Lessons LearntAlbum ReviewLike a down and desperate, less fearsome Nick Cave, with Bad Seeds in tow, iLiKETRAiNS are a reverential and austere affair. Tracks flow into one another, each one a deliciously ostentatious...
Review posted on 3rd September 2007
Devastations - Yes
DevastationsYes, UAlbum ReviewThe opening track of 'Yes,U' lulls you, it's a Barry Adamson-esque, melodic soundscape; the least threatening of them all. From here on in, however, we are bombarded with noises that wouldn't sound out...
Review posted on 3rd September 2007
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