Music Reviews
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Jarvis Cocker Jarvis
Finally released in America, Jarvis shows us how its done.
Alan Shulman is duly impressed... -
Mr. Hudson & The Library A Tale Of Two Cities
A bizarre concoction of jazz, easy listening and hip-hop was what Mr. Hundson and his library were aiming for, but do they measure up to the task, or is 'A Tale Of Two Cities' just another bitter dose of major-label 'quirkiness'?
Ben Stroud reviews... -
Lichens Omns
90 Day Men bassist Robert Lowe's second solo album is one of the most inventive of the year to date.
David Coleman reviews... -
The Bird and the Bee The Bird and the Bee
The jazz-indie fusion continues apace as Inara George, daughter of Little Feat's Lowell George, steps up to the plate with collaborator, multi-intrumentalist, and producer Greg Kurstin. At times like an advert soundtrack, The Bird and the Bee is not without its good bits.
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Everything, Now! Bible Universe
Indiana-based Everything, Now! returns with it's third LP, a genius concept record that explores life, death and freedom in the rejection of religion.
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Muggabears Night Choreography EP
The Muggabears' latest self-released EP is a pleasure for fans of the discordant and sardonic.
Tom Lee reviews... -
Le Reno Amps So For Your Thrills...
The oddly named Glasgow quartet releases its second album on Pet Piranha.
David Coleman reviews... -
Maximo Park Our Earthly Pleasures
Geordie fringe-flickers attempt to follow up sparse debut.
Richard Bendall-Jones applies some pressure. -
Air Pocket Symphony
Slow? Minimalist? Unfinished? Or just misunderstood. Ben Bollig gets to grips with the French duo's latest work.
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Kings of Leon Because of the Times
On album number three the men are older and less innocent, the cars fast and the women faster, the sound more expansive and classic rock. You've go to be special to carry such posturing off. The Followill boys are up to the challenge.
Peter Hayward reviews...
