 | Their Finest Hour Although the apotheosis of My Bloody Valentine was complete after the release of ‘Loveless’, and the sheer number of reviews that album has attracted compared to this seems to confirm its status as the band’s m... read full review |
 | Their Finest Hour Although the apotheosis of My Bloody Valentine was complete after the release of ‘Loveless’, and the sheer number of reviews that album has attracted compared to this seems to confirm its status as the band’s m... read full review |
 | Worth a Podium Place Interesting to review ‘Grand Prix’ from a ‘neutral’ perspective – Teenage Fanclub is a band that had passed me by but my buddy is a massive fan and he urged me to check this one out. The music of ‘Gr... read full review |
| Worth a Podium Place Interesting to review ‘Grand Prix’ from a ‘neutral’ perspective – Teenage Fanclub is a band that had passed me by but my buddy is a massive fan and he urged me to check this one out. The music of ‘Gr... read full review |
 | Hey Nonny No You think you have heard it all in music and then an album like ‘Ys’ comes along. A singer/songwriter using a harp as the lead instrument is unusual enough, but Joanna Newsom’s vocals are also truly unique – c... read full review |
 | Haunting Smog’s ‘Red Apple Falls’ is arguably alt-country in the truest sense of the definition; traditional country instruments such as pedal steel guitar, Hammond and piano are employed with Bill Callahan’s unconventi... read full review |
 | Let Down By Poetry You know already that Godspeed! are a truly unique act; this CD encompasses the best and worst of the band. The best is the opening track 'Moya' which is hard to describe without resorting to hyp... read full review |
 | Reel This One In Was any album more fittingly named? Fans of Thin White Rope will recognise ‘The One That Got Away’ as a line from the mighty ‘Fish Song’ but the title of this double live album, recorded at one of the band’s f... read full review |
 | Talk About the Passion Twenty-five years old this year and REM’s ‘Murmur’ still sounds as fresh as a daisy. Remarkably accomplished for a debut album, because the band had already honed its sound with considerable touring and record... read full review |
![Murmur [Bonus Tracks]](http://pics.ebaystatic.com/aw/pics/catalogs/defaultpic_1277_70x70.gif) | Talk About the Passion Twenty-five years old this year and REM’s ‘Murmur’ still sounds as fresh as a daisy. Remarkably accomplished for a debut album, because the band had already honed its sound with considerable touring and record... read full review |
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