VNV Nation, Cubanate & Leechwoman
Concert Review by Mark Bayross LA2, London – December 1999 I’m afraid the doors opening at 6pm precipitated me missing the opening act Saints of Eden. When I did arrive, … Continue reading >>
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Black Celebration – Halloween Concert
Concert Review by Mark Bayross LA2, London – 31 October 1999 Featuring: Man(i)kin, The Borg, Leech Woman, Chaos Engine, Inertia, Covenant, C-Tec Halloween. The spookiest of all nights. Perfect for … Continue reading >>
Cerys Matthews – Cockahoop
Album Review by EDF Here’s something you don’t see too often, a recording artist who bravely goes off on a tangent when embarking on their first solo venture. In a … Continue reading >>
Cee Rock The Fury- 6 Hott Jointz
EP Review by EDF New York Hip Hop recording artist Fury Anderson has one agenda and that is to become a highly ranked international artist. As a preview to his … Continue reading >>
The Catherine Wheel – Wishville
Album Review by Mark Bayross I’m not quite sure when Norfolk four-piece Catherine Wheel acquired the definite article at the start of their name…probably around the time they ditched their … Continue reading >>
Catherine Porter – She’s So Cool
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger A very nice slice of melodic pop but certainly a long way from the manufactured sounds of many of today’s bands. With a very … Continue reading >>
CatDesigners – Tomorrow Never Knows
Music Review by EDF Well here is something that you do not come across too often, an artist covering a whole album from another artist. The artist and album in … Continue reading >>
CatDesigners – Strange Little Creature
Album Review by EDF A short time has passed since I reviewed CatDesigner’s debut album CHEMICAL JAZZ. Now that was a good album but the follow-up STRANGE LITTLE CREATURE is … Continue reading >>
CatDesigners – Chemical Jazz
Album Review by EDF London based CatDesigners is fronted by Nick Troop who regards this album and the follow-up STRANGE LITTLE CREATURES as solo recordings. Regardless, Nick has recruited two … Continue reading >>
The Cardigans And Tom Jones – Burning Down The House
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger Once again Tom Jones teams up with one of today’s most “in” bands, and in doing so puts himself and his musical talent directly … Continue reading >>