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 >>
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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 >>
Air – The Virgin Suicides
(ORIGINAL MOVIE SOUNDTRACK) Album Review by Nigel A. Messenger Back in 1998, when Air’s debut album MOON SAFARI came out, French music was considered very de rigueur. Daft Punk had … Continue reading >>
Alabama – Concert 2005
Concert Review by Mark Bayross The Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London – Sunday May 29 2005 Tonight’s concert was being staged in support of MOJO, a charity raising funds to help … Continue reading >>
Alabama 3 – Country Night
Concert Review by Neil Ryan The Camden Underworld – Monday 12 March 2001 ‘A Month of Mondays’ is an ambitious residency undertaken by Brixton’s Alabama 3 at the Camden Underworld … Continue reading >>
Alarm – Electric Folklore Live, Change, Standards And Raw
Album Review by Nigel A. Messenger The Alarm might be thought of as an 80’s band but guess what they are currently on tour in March 2004! To coincide with … Continue reading >>