BB King And Eric Clapton – Riding With The King
Album Review by EDF Two of the best blues guitarists around, King and Clapton have always had a respect and a longing to record an album together. If it’s the … Continue reading >>
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Earl Slick – Zigzag
Album Review by EDF Rock instrumental albums are usually predictable. ZIG ZAG by the acclaimed guitarist Earl Slick does not fall into this trap. For someone who has played with … Continue reading >>
Earlimart – Treble And Tremble
Album Review by EDF It’s funny how bands can be assessed by what their main musical instrument is; some are guitar driven, others are keyboard driven and the rest might … Continue reading >>
Electric Soft Parade – Misunderstanding
Music Review by Neil Sadler Taken from their latest album, NO NEED TO BE DOWNHEARTED, Brighton-based brothers, Tom and Alex White continue to produce upbeat accomplished pop/rock that earned them … Continue reading >>
Elbow – Not A Job
Single Review by EDF Moody, dark, depressing, reflective and utterly brilliant. These are the right ingredients for this single to be featured on the Xfm playlist but is unlikely to … Continue reading >>
Elbow – Cast Of Thousands
Album Review by EDF The follow-up to their debut album ASLEEP IN THE BACK initially finds Elbow covering the same ground but then slowly moves off, taking the listener on … Continue reading >>
Eiffel 65 – Move Your Body
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger There has been a lot of criticism over the follow-up single to BLUE but as it is so alike it was rather unfair as … Continue reading >>
Ed Harcourt – Watching The Sun Come Up
Single Review by EDF WATCHING THE SUN COME UP is a lively track about not caring what people think of you and partying so hard the sight of the rising … Continue reading >>
Ed Harcourt – She Fell Into My Arms
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger The second single from Ed Harcourt’s album HERE BE MONSTERS includes two new tracks, a re-recorded version of I’VE BECOME MISGUIDED and a brand … Continue reading >>
Ed Harcourt – Here Be Monsters
Album Review by Mark Bayross Ed Harcourt’s first full-length album (after last year’s mini-album debut MAPLEWOOD) is a cornucopia of sounds and melodies, shot through with the singer-songwriter’s sense of … Continue reading >>