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- Union Trade - Everyday…
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Unfortunately due to the time constraints of trying to balance a hectic social life, with a full time job…
- The Allstars Collective…
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The timing of this landing on my doormat for review couldn’t have been better really as it was only…
- Stereo MCs - Double Bubble…
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As with a lot of people, I didn’t really get into Stero MCs until they had a bit of success with their…
- Dirty Pretty Things -…
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After the inglorious demise of ‘The Libertines’, Carl Barat could have been forgiven for…
- Primal Scream - Beautiful…
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Like a lot of bands that have been around for a while, the longer they go on the less anticipated album releases…
- CSS - Donkey
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CSS have their work cut out a little on their second album, as well as being the difficult second…
- The Tunics - Somewhere…
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Far too often new bands emerge and get a faint smattering of praise from someone and feel as if it’s…
- Minus - THE GREAT NORTHERN…
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Minus are an Icelandic four piece who have been generating some good reviews (not that this means…
- Black Kids - Partie Traumatic…
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Despite the obvious successes they’ve had this year so far, selling out their recent UK tour and producing…
- The Sugars - The Curse…
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The Curse Of The Sugars is an apt title for this debut album from the Leeds three piece as it works…
- The Postmarks - The Postmarks…
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I was at first a little thrown reading the press release for The Postmarks self titled debut album…
- Coldplay - Viva La Vida…
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Coldplay have made it look easy in making it to the top of the pile in the UK alongside Radiohead.…
- N*E*R*D - Seeing Sounds…
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It’s not easy being a much loved and highly demanded production team as The Neptunes are, when…
- Yeti - The Legend Of…
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Yeti are a band that i’ve been banging on about for a couple of years now and this debut album…
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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'