Gary Numan – Pure
Album Review by Mark Bayross Gary Numan’s return to the fray has been nothing if not strident. Having spent much of the nineties in the wilderness after his early-to-mid eighties … Continue reading >>
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Garbage – Concert April 2002
Concert Review by EDF Live at the Brixton Academy, London – 7 April 2002 Attacking the music scene in the mid nineties with a fresh sound and attention that most … Continue reading >>
Gary Numan – Hybrid
Album Review by Mark Bayross While most of the current generation of pop connoisseurs only know Gary Numan through various recent chart hits built around samples from his songs (Sugababes, … Continue reading >>
Garbage – Concert 1999
Concert Review by Nigel A. Messenger Live at the Wembley Arena, London – 20 January 1999 This is a special night, Wembley is a famous venue and it’s a big … Continue reading >>
Gary Numan – Exposure: The Best Of Gary Numan 1977-2002
Album Review by Mark Bayross Gary Numan must have the patience of a saint. He practically invents synthpop back in the seventies with robotised classics like CARS and ARE FRIENDS … Continue reading >>
Gang Of Four – Solid Gold And Another Day/Another Dollar
Album Review by EDF The Gang Of Four came out of the Punk / New Wave scene in 1979 and based their lyrics on the political situation that was developing … Continue reading >>
Gary Numan
Concert Review by Mark Bayross The Kentish Town Forum – 23 February 2001 Gary Numan’s return to form with his new album PURE has been nothing short of remarkable. Not … Continue reading >>
Gary Moore – Reissues: Rock Years 1982-1989
Album Reviews by EDF Time has not been kind to Gary Moore. While seemingly out of the public eye, his sold out shows at least proves he has a solid … Continue reading >>
Gary Moore – Reissues: Blues Years 1990-1997
Album Reviews by EDF After his lacklustre 1989 album, very few people would have guessed what Gary Moore’s next move was going to be. Leaving the rock / metal arena … Continue reading >>
Garbage – The World Is Not Enough
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger Combine the class, the power, the sheer excellence that we’ve come to expect of GARBAGE with the unmistakable style of the James Bond film … Continue reading >>