Album Reviews (Page 2)
11: Ghost In The Static - Open Eyed Dreamer Part 1: Revelation
Let's be honest. When you think of Surrey, you probably think of snobby kids prancing around in overpriced Jack Wills shirts, hair cut daily at Toni & Guy, nibbling at a butternut squash and horri
12: Amberline -1998
1 - Soundtrack Of Your Life
2 - A.D.U.S
3 - I'm Dave Mustaine, You're Metallica
4 - This Song's About you
5 - We Are One
6- World Alone (Something more)
Amberline will be releasing the
13: Inner City Grit Records Volume One
Inner City Grit Records, Bristol based recording company, formed by local artists who take a different view on what makes decent music, specialise in new and upcoming underground / industrial styles
14: Hot Fuss by The Killers
Britain has had its fair share of iconic bands over the years: The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Smiths, Radiohead, The Cure. But in the past few years its all been fairly quiet on
15: Celine Carroll - Such A Beautiful Light
Such A Beautiful Light is a blinder
For an independant, launching an album into the public domain requires a far greater leap of faith than someone who has got the funding and distribution power of
16: Automatic for the People by R.E.M.
A grim irony lies with the public veneration afforded the Georgian quartet's most off-kilter recordings (1991's Losing My Religion, for instance, or as featured on the subject of this review, Every
17: Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
The debut album from djent-insanity band Animals As Leaders is, to say the least, a twisting and complex musical labyrinth. Mixing modern prog-metal with electronica and jazz influences, their music r
18: Greg Howe, Victor Wooten, Dennis Chambers - Extraction
In creating this album, the ridiculously over-talented trio of guitarist Greg Howe, bassist Victor Wooten and drummist Dennis Chambers have made every self-respecting fusion fan's wet dreams a reality
19: Charlemange by Charlemange
If it weren’t for the harmonies, I would have trouble fathoming why this album has been classed by every music magazine as either ‘alt-country’ or ‘Americana’. The soni
20: I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning by Bright Eyes
Let’s be honest. The opening minute or so of this album is pretty pretentious. It’s one of those spoken introductions which I guess are supposed to sound off-the-cuff and ad-libbed. We h
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