Reviews / Album

The album works as a paean to herself as she is now able to look at that early creative period and see that justice is done to her songs.

At the end, you’ll be ready to dig out Prince, Parliament and even Outkast records. And that’s no bad thing.

This collection of predominantly indie/alternative artists is true in fitting with Burton’s eccentric, masterfully created animated motion picture.

It’s far from perfectly formed but there’s enough to get lost in.

August Earth is a great local release, the opportunity to develop the two elements in unison could make for a sensational next release.

It may seem harsh but Vital may be the weakest release in their decorated ten-year career.

119 certainly has a lot going for it, but unless you’re a tastemaker with a subscription to Vice, after listening to it you might just want to retreat into your favourite Black Flag record.

This feels like an old report card – ‘If he only applied himself he could do great things…’

Celebration Day confirms the genius of Zeppelin.

Parklive is, of course, a snapshot in time: the summer when London blossomed under the Olympics banner, when every word Blur had ever sung of their fine country perfectly fitted the moment.

Mason creates 40 minutes of reflective and moving music.