Reviews / Album

Electrospective gives you a lot of essentials that will inspire you to compile your own third disc to fill in the gaps. I did.

Balancing the great dualities of humanity in ideal equilibrium, Perry and Gerrard both remain a rare complement to each other’s exquisite gifts.

Garage rock for businessmen

Sun is a far removal from her Moon Pix (1998) days, and it must be said that Cat Power has never sounded surer of herself.

Failed States might not contain the same instant hooks that existed on some of the band’s earlier releases, but – as was the case with its predecessor Supporting Caste – after a few repeat spins it all begins to sink in.

All in all No Zu’s debut effort is a solid release that will no doubt have your hips shaking to the at times somewhat unconventional structure and instrumentation.

There are so many different influences fighting for attention as the album nears its close it becomes a little hard to keep track, and harder still to figure out exactly what genre this group is aiming for.