Articles Posted in the Album Category
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Album: The Dandy Warhols – This Machine
This Machine, their ninth, is their sparsest and gloomiest to date, made for black fingernails and wintery nights.
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Album: Alt-J (∆) – An Awesome Wave
Alt-J’s debut album ‘An Awesome Wave’ arrives with a dark, almost atmospheric smack across the chops in the form of ‘Intro’ with its deep basslines and pummelling pondereso pitch.
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Album: Holy State – Electric Picture Palace
‘Electric Picture Palace’ is not only going to be the bands introduction to the wider music world, but also their farewell.
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Album: Counting Crows – Underwater Sunshine (Or What We Did On Our Summer Vacation)
A new album…of cover versions. Yes, that sentence end will forever be a cold bucket of water on any fan hoping for a collection of new material.
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Album: Blacklisters – BLKLSTRS
To be blacklisted means to go about without any recognition. Well, not for long.
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Album: Hatcham Social – About Girls
Many of you must wonder what bands do in the time spent between first and second albums. A fair few work on their technique, gig hard, or start writing new material.
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Album: All the Young – Welcome Home
In come, then, Stoke’s All the Young, who possess both a handy way with a tune and a Britpop-style swagger as cool as frontman Ryan Dooley’s shades.
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Album: The Futureheads – Rant
As Barry said, “if you don’t get Rant, you’re not a true Futureheads fan.” And we get it.
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Album: The Shins – Port Of Morrow
The Shins, for me, are a band that I like, I enjoy listening too, but ultimately, find them pretty forgettable and it’s not often a song of theirs will be stuck in my head for days on end.
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Album: Lee Ranaldo – Between the Times and the Tides
With his day job in Sonic Youth on indefinite hold due to Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore’s break up, Lee Ranaldo steps up to the plate with his ninth solo effort.
