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- Dave Derby - And The…
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Dave Derby And the Norfolk Downs is the second solo album from prolific New York City songwriter Dave…
- Air - Pocket Symphony…
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Very few bands in electronic music have managed to maintain the standard over their entire career, it seems…
- The Ripps - Long Live…
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I was slightly confused when the single Loco landed on my doormat anmd I started to investigate the band…
- Fields - Everything Last…
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I have always been the type of person that will stick his neck out from time to time and say “yep this…
- TD Lind - Lets Get Lost…
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Didn’t think I knew of TD Lind until I read up on him on the internet, last year he supported…
- Buswell - Buy Me New…
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Musically a beautiful album, the band have mastered any number of different instruments from violin and viola…
- Willy Mason - If The…
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Willy Mason first jumped onto my radar after a tip from a fellow Beat Surrender colleague (cheers…
- Kaiser Chiefs - Yours…
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The Kaiser Chiefs had set themselves a monumental challenge in following up their excellent and much…
- Bryan Ferry - Dylanesque…
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Rewind back in time to 1973, Bryan Ferry is releasing his first solo material after his work with…
- The Hedrons - One More…
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Oh this is painful for me to write it really is, I almost feel like Robert De Niro’s character…
- Husky Rescue - Ghost…
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This is a slightly strange feeling, i’ve been listening to Ghost Is Not Real, the second album…
- The Needles - In Search…
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I’m not a big fan of the colour orange, so the ‘The Needles’ album cover, I have…
- Jamie T - Panic Prevention…
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Jamie-T has been a real breath of fresh air since emerging with his debut single Salvador.…
- The Bluetones - The Bluetones…
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Let me take you back in time, to the last time that British guitar music was rampaging through the charts…
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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'
Comment Permalink | Sascha Boehm said:
Ha Ha!!
Abi is definately the most interesting thing going on with these guys now!!!!!
From the entry 'What's Your Problem'