CD Reviews

5/10  Channeling the spirit of Joy Division (and the visuals of Kraftwerk), Editors took their rightful place among the cream of the late 00s new

8/10   The release earlier this year of Neil Young’s greatest lost 1976 album Hitchhiker, plus the recent opening up of his archives online, only served

7/10 foo – Country & Northern “They’re sisters, they’re from Sweden, they were born at the height of the hippie era in the Sixties, and

8/10 foo – kin good. After nine studio albums and having won pretty much all the music awards that are worth winning, Dave Grohl and

Holy crap is it 2018 already? Must have slept through the alarm (Well there was an awful lot of partying to get through after all).

6/10 Taylor Swift’s all-conquering fifth album ‘1989’ saw her flying about as far away from the humble country stylings of her 2008 debut as she

7/10 The Gallagher brothers are never short of a sound bite or two, and in the weeks following Liam’s first solo release “As You Were”,

8/10 Five albums in and there’s no sign of St. Vincent – aka Annie Clark – relinquishing her position at the top of New York’s

7/10 olden god Even the briefest of glances at Robert Plant’s new solo album Carry Fire will be enough to give an inkling of where