VNV Nation, Cubanate & Leechwoman
Concert Review by Mark Bayross LA2, London – December 1999 I’m afraid the doors opening at 6pm precipitated me missing the opening act Saints of Eden. When I did arrive, … Continue reading >>
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Turin Brakes – Late Night Tales – Various Artists
Album Review by Mark Bayross After dance artists like Nightmares On Wax, Groove Armada, Zero 7 and Jamiroquai, it is now the turn of acoustic duo Turin Brakes to compile … Continue reading >>
Black Celebration – Halloween Concert
Concert Review by Mark Bayross LA2, London – 31 October 1999 Featuring: Man(i)kin, The Borg, Leech Woman, Chaos Engine, Inertia, Covenant, C-Tec Halloween. The spookiest of all nights. Perfect for … Continue reading >>
John Foxx & Louis Gordon – Crash And Burn
Album Review by Mark Bayross Born Dennis Leigh in Chorley, Lancashire, John Foxx is a man for whom the conventional never held much interest. An academic, as a musician, he … Continue reading >>
Karen Louise – Falling
Music Review by Neil Sadler This forgettable song sounds like the Corrs. The mixes are worse, they sound like Stock Aitken and Waterman. Karen Louise has a decent enough voice … Continue reading >>
Lakuna – Castle Of Crime
Album Review by Mark Bayross Lakuna is the new project from former Throwing Muses drummer David Narcizo. Like his former band, the music here is quirky, edgy and pretty original. … Continue reading >>
Lasgo – Pray
Single Review by EDF The first Euro-trance act to break America with SOMETHING, we have more of the same with PRAY. Evi’s great vocal is the key to the success … Continue reading >>
Latimore – Sweet Vibrations: The Best Of Latimore
Album Review by EDF With a surge of interest in Johnny Cash’s back catalogue, this timely release of forgotten country legend Lee Hazlewood is apt. Hazlewood recorded and produced music … Continue reading >>
Lasgo – Alone
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger Superb dance track from Lasgo and the follow-up for their very successful previous single SOMETHING. ALONE comes in a number of CD single and … Continue reading >>
Lansing Dreiden – The Incomplete Triangle
Album Review by EDF It is amazing how a number of bands just seem to rehash sounds from the seventies and eighties. Lansing-Dreiden are no different. In fact, they sound … Continue reading >>