Articles tagged with: Album Review
A fictional conversation
Let’s do some word association, basically I’ll say a word or phrase and you say anything that comes to mind. OK? Arcade Fire.
Oh great band, one of my favourites
Arcade Fire songs?
Em…’Wake …
On the cusp of becoming an Irish Klaxons or Foals but dodgy lyrics mixed with some questionable vocals keep this band from breaking out.
It’s a pop album and there are certainly a couple of songs that will probably make good radio hits, but as a whole the album doesn’t draw you in.
This album is a slick production. The design and packaging are professional and well designed, kudos to the designer and photographer. They say don’t judge a book by its cover but, in this day of …
Dublin natives release their second album, which is an achievement in itself after problems with record companies and their ‘split’ earlier in the year.
The album is full to the brim, each song celebrates something and she has included the lyrics, which I have to admit I still love idea of.
Their extensive touring and amazing live performances catapulted them to stardom, so they decided to re-release the album this month.
Nell’s strongest selling point is her voice in whatever guise it takes. With the kind of music she chooses in a particular song she easily adapts herself. She’s like an upbeat female Johnny Cash and …
Jarvis Cocker was dubbed as one of the key people in the Britpop movement in the 1990s, the main difference between him and fellow Britpop figures Noel and Liam Gallagher and Damon Alburn was that …
Written by and named after Earle’s friend and mentor Townes Van Zandt, his latest album is quite the mix of tunes. The first song is a slow start for the album, but soon picks up …
