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- Tina Dico - Count To…
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Like many people in the slightly cruel world of modern pop music, I only discovered the joys of Tina Dico…
- Mary J Blige - Growing…
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When asked to review this album I jumped at the chance, Bringing together two of my biggest passions in life.…
- These New Puritans -…
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If you pick up Beat Pyramid and it’s the first thing you’ve heard by the four 19 year…
- Yesan Damen - Chronos…
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American band Yesan Damen appears to be made up of Arick Gouwerok (electric and upright bass)…
- Morcheeba - Dive Deep…
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Morcheeba produced one of my favourite albums of all time with the brilliantly chilled out vibe of…
- The Eels - Meet The Eels…
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The Eels remain one of the most underrated bands of the last ten years in my eyes, so this greatest…
- Helen Boulding - New…
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Helen Boulding suffered some FA Cup heartbreak last weekend, which isn’t something that you…
- Murderous Traffic - Presents…
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Only the second release from this fresh label out of Castleford, West Yorkshire is a collection of varying…
- Don’t Worry Lady…
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I Hate Sally started out as a three piece punk band, but after adding to the line up, they changed…
- Leona Lewis - Spirit
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When Leona Lewis romped home to X-Factor glory (‘glory’ said with a very heavy dose of…
- Club 8 - The Boy Who…
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Don’t you just love and at the same time hate, the fact that there are hundreds of brilliant bands…
- Radiohead - In Rainbows…
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Author Malcolm Gladwell defined the tipping point as ‘the levels at which momentum for change…
- Rosie Doonan - Moving…
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Rooted in Folk but with so much more besides, the debut effort from this flame haired femme is an ethereal…
- Sia - Some People Have…
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Imagine my delight, when onto my doormat drops the latest album from Sia, a lady i’ve admired…
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Comment Permalink | Kev said:
Used to love The Chart Show, still got some old video tapes with bits taped off of there, great days!
From the entry 'The Decline Of Music!'
Comment Permalink | Mojo said:
This sounds like a tepid rave album stuck in the mid 90s. The funky, soulful vibe of the MCs has been replaced with out of date 303 loops. Their original sound has withstood the test of time. Stick with it guys. Fire Tic Tac and hire someone who gets who you are.
From the entry 'Stereo MCs'
Comment Permalink | Sascha Boehm said:
Here Here!!
VERY good album from a chameleon of Electronica.
From the entry 'David Holmes'