Reviews

Their new record is a hydra-headed creature that throws out the stadium stomp of Rob Zombie, lashings of Mötley Crüe in the lead breaks and even a little bit of that Gothenburg melodic death metal sound.

This release embodies all their musical talent and energy.

A world-travelling jazz-didge virtuoso of the ‘90s and stage and screen star best known for his lead role in The Chant Of Jimmie Blacksmith, one can’t help but be drawn to Lewis – music from a life thoroughly lived.

Rather pleasant and enticing, but ultimately a little hollow – hopefully it’s simply an inauspicious start to Lo-Fang’s career.

Ebbing and flowing in great warm rushes, this release solidifies the slightly mournful, delicate brand of songwriting for which Calnin is becoming known.

Voices has enough bite to leave a mark but isn’t as menacing as one might hope.

The delicate beauty of her music and the honest emotional lyrics ensure this album isn’t complete downer.

Do yourself a favour and listen to this album. Now.

It’s the little asides and afterthoughts like that just to keep you that bit off balance and thinking that captivate. She remains special.

Fierce Hearts flawlessly marries a peculiar couple: orchestral string arrangements teamed with the simplistic, Huck Finn inspired plucks of Americana banjo, brought together by Noonan’s equally quirky voice.