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 … 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 … 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 … Continue reading >>
Elio Acosta – Never Let You Down
Single Review by EDF As we all know, pop music is being saturated by a countless number of boy and … Continue reading >>
Eddie Vedder
Music Review by Jamie Homer Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada – 12 August 2008 Tonight Pearl Jam front man, grunge legend … Continue reading >>
Elevator Suite – Man In A Towel
Single Review by EDF The follow-up to BACKAROUND is another slice of pop perfection that sounds more at home in … Continue reading >>
Echoboy – Giraffe
Album Review by Kris Griffiths In the late 90s, when the world of Indie music was seemingly dominated by such … Continue reading >>
Elevator Suite – Barefoot And Shitfaced
Album Review by EDF There are very few new artists who release a debut album that is different to anything … Continue reading >>
The Early November – The Room’s Too Cold
Album Review by Mark Bayross The Early November? Could that be the sound of emo looming over the New Jersey … Continue reading >>
Elevator Suite – Background
Single Review by EDF Here comes an infectious single from Elevator Suite that is actually quite good. BACKAROUND is a … Continue reading >>
Elektrofest
Concert Review by Mark Bayross LA2, London – 23 April 2000 Flag Promotions, the good people who brought us Black … Continue reading >>
Electro – Various Artists
Album Review by EDF Mix albums will always get a mixed reaction, as they do tend to sound the same. … 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 … 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 … 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 … Continue reading >>