Aha – Lifelines
Album Review by Mark Bayross Those of you who thought that A-Ha had been forever consigned to the hell of eighties pop nostalgia would do well to note that since … Continue reading >>
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Alabama 3 – Techno Night
Concert Review by Mark Bayross The Camden Underworld – Monday 26 March 2001 The third in Alabama 3’s “Month of Mondays” saw the Brixton collective move their sights from country … Continue reading >>
A – Hi-fi Serious
Album Review by Mark Bayross A’s third album really should see them claw their way out of die-hard-fan-only obscurity and into the Big Time. Certainly, with the rapturous reception given … Continue reading >>
Alabama 3 – The Gospel Train
Single Review by Mark Bayross The closing song from their OUTLAW album is classic Alabama 3 – country guitars, bubbling electronics and more gospel than a Bible Belt Sunday school. … Continue reading >>
Aimee Mann – Save Me
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger SAVE ME is from the soundtrack of the movie Magnolia from director / producer / writer Paul Thomas Anderson (BOOGIE NIGHTS). SAVE ME is … Continue reading >>
Various – Ain’t No Part O’ Nothin’
Album Review by EDF A release from Great Wind Records based in Tennessee, USA, James Shouse has assembled an exciting group of musicians, who sound as if they enjoyed recording … Continue reading >>
Airlock – Drystar
Album Review by Mark Bayross Airlock were formed in 1999 when Scottish singer Esra Tasasiz hooked up with a Belgian trio of soundtrack programmers called Renauld Charlier, Pierre Mussche and … Continue reading >>
Alabama 3 – Too Sick To Pray
Single Review by Mark Bayross The Brixton-based collective Alabama 3 is one of those unique bands which defies lazy categorisation, and for that we should be thankful. Peddling gospel-tinged country … Continue reading >>
Airlock – Face Down
EP Review by Mark Bayross Brussels-based Airlock have served up this EP as a tantalising taster for their forthcoming album, DRYSTAR and, on the strength of this, the long-player should … Continue reading >>
Alabama 3 – Wade Into The Water
Single Review by Mark Bayross More joyous countrified-gospel-rock from the Nashville-via-Brixton collective that is Alabama 3. WADE INTO THE WATER demonstrates the band at their feelgood best – electrifying guitars, … Continue reading >>