Reviews

While ‘serious’ music enthusiasts might cringe, ultimately this EP doesn’t pretend to be something it’s not.

This album doesn’t mess about, and like a disgraceful drunken meal at 4am, once it’s over leaves you wanting more.

Come for the beats. If you stay? Well, you’ll be staying for the beats, too.

Strange Passengers sees Charlie Horse honing their songwriting chops and blossoming into a fine act.

Elegant writing, simplistic yet thoughtful instrumentation and heartfelt delivery make Diamonds For Your Tea an incredibly strong record.

Ed Kowalczyk’s second solo effort is difficult to separate from his work as the hugely popular frontman of Live, and a cover shot recalling The Dolphin’s Cry video clip imagery does him no favours.