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Movie Review by Alice Castle Starring: Mekhi Phifer, Josh Hartnett, Julia Stiles, Elden Henson, Andrew Keegan, Rain Phoenix Director: Tim Blake Nelson First TEN THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU, (‘The … 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 Oliver Cheatham in the 1980’s. Back then the track was … 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 of the slight name change, they continue with more of … 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, a free form space rock collective that would regularly turn … 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 ambient guitars, synths, solid vocals and dynamic rhythm section for … 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 as professional and even at times better than the originals. … Continue reading >>
Oryx – Oryx
Album Review by S Felce ORYX is a project by Palestinian Bashar Abed Rabbo and German Dirk Heibel. Oryx is Rabbo and Heibel’s idea of music without barriers, mixing traditional … 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 now that upcoming bands such as Orphan Project from Baltimore … 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 rap and salsa. Originally from Havana, Orishas, a name used … 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 undramatically after the motorway that circumnavigates London a stone’s throw … Continue reading >>