Reviews / Album

A simple and gorgeous concept that sees Kelly working without a safety net, but with ultimate skill.

Bareilles has definitely shown that she’s a risk taker and that there’s so much more of her to look forward to.

The Wild Feathers pays its respects to the past, while carving out something new and pretty great.

Yellowcard have taken on a dangerous feat in many aspects, but they’ve pulled it off and ended up with an album of high enough standards to be completely on par with the quality of the original.

It’s an endlessly frustrating album; post-punk influenced garage gems fight against the muck of some truly terrible, overlong and boring psych tracks that are helped only marginally by Edwyn Collins’ springy production.