Heroes Of The Alamo – 98 To 1
Album Review by EDF New York based Heroes Of the Alamo started life when drummer Kevin Slane placed a number of ads of which he recruited lead guitarist/vocalist Todd Carlstrom, … Continue reading >>
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Hed Kandi – Beach House 04.05
Album Review by EDF You know the summer is officially here when Hed Kandi releases their yearly BEACH HOUSE collection. These collections usually offer up a piece of sun, sea … Continue reading >>
Hed Kandi – Back To Love 03.05
Album Review by EDF One of the best things about the various titles the Hed Kandi team churn out year in year out is that you know what you’re getting. … Continue reading >>
Hazel Lord – Venus In The Street
Album Review by EDF The first notes from this album’s opening track MYSTIC DIVINE reminds me of Fleetwood Mac from around the Rumours period. What Hazel Lord seem to have … Continue reading >>
Heaven’s Burning – Free Agent’s (Soul’d Here)
Album Review by EDF Heaven’s Burning, a Californian female duo, consist of Angela Santiago Chung who composes most of the songs and Kristy Jones. Between them the duo play both … Continue reading >>
Hanoi Rocks – Fashion
Music Review by Neil Sadler Perhaps it is the Eurovision effect but Finland’s Hanoi Rocks return with a double bill – FASHION and TROUBLE BOYS and they are clearly enjoying … Continue reading >>
H And Claire – DJ
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger Steps as everyone knows were very successful. They appealed particularly to children but seemed to attract a wide variety of fans. H & Claire … Continue reading >>
Hed Kandi – Disco Heaven 01.05
Album Review by EDF The first release of 2005 from the clubbing specialist label Hed Kandi is the usually satisfactory DISCO HEAVEN series. The general feel from this series from … Continue reading >>
Helen Boulding – What A Fool
Single Review by Mark Bayross More radio-friendly Shania-isms from the apparently universally popular Helen Boulding (evidenced by collaborations with Pink Floyd’s Rick Wright, support slots with James Blunt and Ed … Continue reading >>
Helen J Hicks – Be Myself
Music Review by Neil Sadler In a market crowded with female singer-songwriters, it’s difficult to find a sound of your own. Described as a mixture of folk/jazz, BE MYSELF doesn’t … Continue reading >>