Bird – Slowly Slowly
Single Review by Mark Bayross Definitely one of the key tracks from Bird’s THE INSIDES album, SLOWLY, SLOWLY finds the normally acoustic Janie Price adding mid-tempo synthetic beats and flashes … Continue reading >>
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Bird – The Insides
Album Review by Mark Bayross The talented multi-instrumentalist Janie Price (I’m assuming she decided to call herself Bird as some kind of post-ironic gesture of female empowerment) unveils her debut … Continue reading >>
Bird – Janie Price 2005
Concert Review by Jamie Homer St James Church, Piccadilly, London – May 19, 2005 I must confess that I had never been inside a church before to see a gig. … Continue reading >>
Bird – Janie Price 2002
Concert Review by Kris Griffiths The Borderline, London – November, 2002 It’s a typically cold and wet November evening in London and the crowd in The Borderline is accordingly sparse. … Continue reading >>
Bird – Early
EP Review by Mark Bayross Bird is one Janie Price, a veteran of the Young Offenders and Vanessa Mae, and a cellist and drummer who was headlining London venues like … Continue reading >>
Bird – Falling Like Stars And Christmas Song
Single Review by Mark Bayross Double A-side consisting of one of the stand-out tracks from Janie Price’s debut album THE INSIDES and the festive-themed new song that received a rapturous … Continue reading >>
Jen Gloeckner – Miles Away
Album Review by EDF There’s definitely something wrong here. When a musician wants to express themselves to other people, they usually sign to a record label that takes care of … Continue reading >>
Jeff Laine – Long Way To Go
Album Review by EDF Detroit born Jeff Laine grew up listening to Motown and the MC5. He asked his parents for a guitar and they eventually gave in and bought … Continue reading >>
Jake Williams – Blue Head Blue Heart
Album Review by EDF Originally from Denton, Texas, Jake Williams studied and received a music degree in classical guitar but his main interest was in the local rock music scene. … Continue reading >>
Jeff Klein – The Hustler
Album Review by Mark Bayross Named after the New Orleans club frequented by Jeff Klein and Afghan Whigs / Twilight Singers frontman Greg Dulli (who produced the album and lends … Continue reading >>