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Movie Review by Alice Castle Starring: Mekhi Phifer, Josh Hartnett, Julia Stiles, Elden Henson, Andrew Keegan, Rain Phoenix Director: Tim … Continue reading >>
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Room 5 – Make Luv
Single Review by EDF Does this track have a history or what? This was originally a minor club hit for … Continue reading >>
Plunky & Oneness – Got To Move Something
Album Review by EDF Originally known as Oneness Of Juju, Plunky & Oneness are based in Richmond, Virginia, USA. Regardless … Continue reading >>
Ozric Tentacles – Eternal Wheel: The Best Of
Album Review by Mark Bayross Back in the 80s, Ozric Tentacles were a regular fixture on the free festival circuit, … Continue reading >>
Overlook – Smoke And Mirrors
Music Review by Natalie Homer Philadelphia based, OVERLOOK is comprised brothers Billy and Timmy Roach who together provide the textured … Continue reading >>
Outloud Dreamer – Drink The Sky
Album Review by EDF When do you replace the old with the new? When the new, lesser known acts sound … Continue reading >>
Oryx – Oryx
Album Review by S Felce ORYX is a project by Palestinian Bashar Abed Rabbo and German Dirk Heibel. Oryx is … Continue reading >>
Orphan Project – Orphan Found
Album Review by EDF There is a feeling that metal is coming back. There is enough pap out there right … Continue reading >>
Orishas – A Lo Cubano
Album Review by EDF Orishas are a quartet based in Paris. What we have is a mix of Franco-Latin hip-hop … Continue reading >>
Orbital – Work 1989-2002
Album Review by Mark Bayross When Phil and Paul Hartnoll released the quietly elegant CHIME in 1989, naming themselves rather … Continue reading >>
Orbital – Rest & Play
EP Review by Mark Bayross As an accompaniment to Orbital’s WORK 1989-2001 retrospective album, the REST and PLAY EP comes … Continue reading >>
Orbital – Octane OST
Album Review by EDF Usually soundtrack albums can either be eventful and exciting or dull and pointless, depending on the … Continue reading >>
Operatica – Shine
Album Review by Mark Bayross “Operatica”, as the name suggests, is the fusion of opera and electronica, an idea which … Continue reading >>
Onomatopea – Onomatopea
Album Review by EDF Onomatopea, a word that imitates sounds from everyday life, is what singer / songwriter Delia Lyn … Continue reading >>
One Window – Never
EP Review by Kris Griffiths One Window, formed by Irish songwriter Matt Collins, fuses pop with hip-hop led by female … Continue reading >>
One True Voice – Shakespeare’s (Way With) Words
Single Review by S Felce The press release for this second single from the boy band of the last POP … Continue reading >>
One Step Beyond – Various Artists
Album Review by EDF At last, somebody has come up with a clever way of packaging a Ska compilation. Basically … Continue reading >>
Omega Amoeba – Retro Failure / Satellite
Single Review by EDF From the Heavenly Recordings label comes this 12” fusion of low-fi retro breakbeat that instantly lodges … Continue reading >>
OMD – The Peel Sessions 1979-83
Album Review by MARK BAYROSS As this album will attest, Liverpool’s Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, the duo of Andy … Continue reading >>
Omar – Sing
Music Review by Neil Sadler Omar had his biggest hit, “There’s nothing like this” some 20 years ago now. He … Continue reading >>
The Offspring – Original Prankster
Single Review by Nigel A Messenger The latest single from ‘The Offspring’s’ album CONSPIRING OF ONE is a brilliant rock … Continue reading >>