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 >>
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 >>
Lamb – Gabriel
Single Review by Mark Bayross The first single from lamb’s forthcoming third album WHAT SOUND is a thing of haunting beauty, as the simplest of love songs builds into a … Continue reading >>
Lamb
Concert Review by Mark Bayross Cargo, London – 24 September 2001 It takes a lot to get me out on a dreary Autumnal Monday evening, especially when the venue lurks … Continue reading >>
Lama Gyurme And Jean-Phillippe Rykiel – Rain Of Blessings – Vajra Chants
Album Review by Mark Bayross Following the last collaboration between keyboard maestro Jean-Phillippe Rykiel and Tibetan Lama Gyurme, THE LAMA’S CHANT – SONGS OF AWAKENING, here is another remarkable musical … Continue reading >>