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October 26, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Marianne Faithfull – Negative Capability

Marianne Faithfull, “Negative Capability” (BMG)- The release of a new Marianne Faithfull album remains a significant cultural event amongst music lovers of a certain vintage, and I’m pleased to be able to report that “Negative Capability” represents a fine addition...

October 23, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Billy Idol – Vital Idol: Revitalized

Remixes are curious beasts normally found lurking on Twelve inch B-sides or as filler on deluxe editions of anniversary album re-releases. Billy Idol has reversed the trend gone for the full monty and allowed fifteen tracks to get the dance...

October 23, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Saxon – The Eagle Has Landed

The name Saxon evokes a fistful of Metal memories, denim, leather, fast engines and headbanging heaven. ‘The Eagle Has Landed’ is a wonderful Rock ‘N’ Roll time capsule from when Heavy Metal bands from across the world dreamed of playing...

October 16, 2018 one Response

Album Review: Ginger Wildheart – GAS*S Mark II

Caer Urfa – Home Ginger Wildheart – now there’s an artist who is genuinely prolific, (not unlike a serial killer), tenacious and accomplished in his work ethic. Admittedly I’ve not followed everything he has done but I have known of...

October 16, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Richard Ashcroft – Natural Rebel

Music Is Power Recent reports in the press talk of how a troubled person was saved from suicide by the music of Richard Ashcroft. My heart stopped as I read the details and saw the sensitive and thoughtful reply. Music...

October 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: twenty one pilots – Trench

Battle Weary, Battle Scarred From the tear stained agony of “somebody stole my car radio” we find ourselves in a perpetual state of angst as our heroes continue to bombard our senses with their hip hop and molten metal fusion....

October 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Beartooth – Disease

Spreading The Disease How depression has infiltrated our world is astounding. The alarming rate and frequency of cases we hear is more than I can stomach. There are, of course, the stories that do not come to light, for me...

October 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Alice Sara Ott – Nightfall

Alice Sara Ott, “Nightfall” (Deutsche Grammophon)- Alice Sara Ott’s latest keyboard recital finds the German-Japanese classical pianist immersing herself in the softly impressionistic delights of works by Debussy, Ravel and noted French eccen...

October 8, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: You Me At Six – VI

The Return of the Sixth. They say that honesty is the best policy, so here goes. I’ve not been a die-hard fan of YM@6 so when this was sent my way I thought “Oh bugger, what will I write?” For...

October 5, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Rod Stewart – Blood Red Roses

Rod Stewart, “Blood Red Roses” (Decca Records)-In recent years Rod Stewart has channelled his energies into the production of a series of easy on the ear covers collections which couldn’t have been further removed from the delightfully eclect...

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