Gliss
Devotion Implosion
Cordless
I would imagine that someone who had never heard the Jesus and Mary Chain would think this album great. more… “Gliss”
Ian Brown
My Way
Fiction
It has been twenty years since the classic debut album from the Stone Roses, and 14 years since the follow up. more… “Ian Brown”
The Nightjars
The Nightjars
NJR
This is the full length debut album from Manchester band The Nightjars, who look to the US for influences, rather than just trying to be the new Oasis. more… “The Nightjars”
Catherine MacLellan
Water In The Ground & Dark Dream Midnight
True North
I suppose that it is just lazy journalism to describe Canadian singer-songwriter Catherine MacLellan as being like Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell. more… “Catherine MacLellan”
Official Secrets Act
Bloodsport
One Little Indian
This is a terrific three and a half minutes of 80’s electro-pop. more… “Official Secrets Act”
Rhubarb
Anthology 98-08
Rhubarb Music
This two disc anthology contains tracks from 15 albums recorded by Richard Haswell between 1998 and 2008 more… “Rhubarb”
Morrissey
Years of Refusal
Polydor
The last time Morrissey released two good solo albums, (Your Arsenal and Vauxhall And I), he followed up with the slightly disappointing Southpaw Grammar more… “Morrissey”
King Creosote
Flick the Vs
Domino
Having returned to Domino, after a brief flirtation with a major label, King Creosote’s will to confuse and innovate shows no sign of abating. more… “King Creosote”
City 13
Better Late Than Never Again
City 13
‘Better Late Than Never Again’ is the self produced, self financed and self released debut album from UK rock band City 13. Taking their style from bands such as Iron Maiden, Therapy and Metallica, they have produced a good, solid rock album more… “City 13”
Constant Velocity
Muttonhead
Miscellaneous Music
The American 3-piece band, Constant Velocity, have recorded this album live in the studio, giving it an authentic, if sometimes dull sound. When good, they come across like a mixture of the Pogues and Tom Waits, unfortunately when not good they sound like a tired Stereophonics. more… “Constant Velocity”