Album Reviews

Beaucoup Fish

If gum-chewing were to become an Olympic sport, Britain need look no further. Owners of permanent sneers, perpetually masticating of mouth and parading a...

Whitey Ford Sings The Blues

And he's singing the boy's singing a raving visionary boy a tumbling stream-of-consciousness boy a rapidly approaching middle-age boy thing actually but he's singing...

Rosie – OST

Less top of the morning, more the dead hours after midnight, 'Whitey Ford Sings The Blues' is the solo debut of Everlast, former leader...

Mind & Body

Damn faint praise. Damn 'sturdy' and 'reliable' and 'decent' and all those pale and malevolent adjectives that possess more destructive power than a whole...

Back On Top

Due to a recent EC legal ruling, all Model 500 reviews must begin with a reminder that Juan Atkins is one of Detroit techno's...

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Jesus doesn't want Deicide for a sunbeam. These doom lords of death metal were obviously bullied at Sunday school, and still smarting after all...

Good Funeral Weather

Liz Phair was the post-grunge golden girl. Stripped-down tunes charmed the college rockers, brutal confessionals placated the riot grrrl militia while a habit of...

Performance And Cocktails

For some people, a change can be too much. At the end of their thoroughly bemusing set, Brighton's Super_Collider are greeted by a chorus...

Uneasy Listening – Umpteen Years Of One-Legged Men At Arse-Kicking Parties

They're all pretty young and they sound it. United by affiliations with Colchester indie label Gringo Records and a distinctly Yankophile outlook, these bands'...

March 6 1999

The concept that hip-hop can absorb any other form of music isn't new. Afrika Bambaataa shocked and rocked New York City club crowds in...
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