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 >>
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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 >>
Garbage – Shut Your Mouth
Single Review by Mark Bayross Single number four from BEAUTIFULGARBAGE sees the band return more to the techno-rock blueprint of classics like VOW and PUSH IT, and Shirley get her … Continue reading >>
Garbage – Facts
Factfile by Nigel A. Messenger GARBAGE formed in 1995 GARBAGE are: Shirley Manson – vocals & guitar Duke Erikson – guitars, keyboards, six-string & fuzz bass Steve Marker – guitars, … Continue reading >>
Garbage – Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go)
Single Reviews by Nigel A. Messenger and EDF Review by Nigel A. Messenger Anybody familiar with Garbage’s latest album BEAUTIFULGARBAGE will know the outstanding track CHERRY LIPS. Certainly one of … Continue reading >>
Genesis – Turn It On Again… The Hits
Album Review by Nigel Messenger Some groups bring out a Greatest Hits album after only a handful of releases. You have to think twice to remember the titles of some … Continue reading >>
Garbage – Concert 2001
Concert Review by Nigel A. Messenger The Astoria, London – 14 November 2001 Garbage have been off the scene for quite a while now, but with the recent release of … Continue reading >>
Genesis – The Platinum Collection
Album Review by EDF It’s amazing how artists can sell out concerts as big as Knebworth and then disappear without a trace. Unfortunately, as much as we would like it … Continue reading >>