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 >>
Ellee Ven – The Eleventh Hour
Album Review by EDF Ellee Ven, a Los Angeles based singer / songwriter, seems to have a few musical tricks up her sleeve but what she produces guarantees quality results. … Continue reading >>
Ed Harcourt – All Of Your Days Will Be Blessed
Single Review by EDF First single from Ed’s second album FROM EVERY SPHERE features a great pump organ which gives the track an extra charm. Slightly faster than the album … 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 girl groups and solo artists specially catering for the ten … Continue reading >>
Eddie Vedder
Music Review by Jamie Homer Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada – 12 August 2008 Tonight Pearl Jam front man, grunge legend and all around good guy Eddie Vedder played the first … 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 the 60’s than in the year 2000. When asked about … Continue reading >>
Echoboy – Giraffe
Album Review by Kris Griffiths In the late 90s, when the world of Indie music was seemingly dominated by such supergroups as Gomez and Embrace, a small three-piece band hailing … 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 else that’s around. Elevator Suite has managed to release a … Continue reading >>