Brakes
By Alan Souter • Apr 4th, 2010 • Category: long playersBrakes serve up an ear-thrashing 20-track live album that showcases their gleefully manic rock show.
Brakes serve up an ear-thrashing 20-track live album that showcases their gleefully manic rock show.
The latest addition to Drift Records impeccable roster, Something Beginning With L, aka Lucy, Jen and Jon, offer up some delightful scuzzy electropop.
So much so has the Thirty Pounds of Bone debut album, ‘The Homesick Children of Migrant Mothers’, never been off my stereo it’s hard to believe it’s been three years since it was cast onto these shores.
Graham Coxon
The Spinning Top
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So here it is, the seventh solo album from the greatest guitar player of his generation, equaling the amount of long players Blur have in their canon
This Glasgow based duo’s debut long-player is an absolute gem of a record. Recorded with producer/composer Malcolm Lindsay, who has previously written and arranged for The Delgados and The Willard Grant Conspiracy, it’s an album that relies on the simplest of formulas