Reviews

This is neat, to-the-point, pop-influenced punk rock and it knows it.

An inoffensive release, it’s not the strongest point of his career.

Another fine batch of slightly off-kilter but otherwise pristine rock’n’roll from one of the best guitar-slingers around.

A Pink Martini is all you really need to get happy

There’s enough going on musically to keep the initiated sated and the newcomer entertained, while the perpetually frustrated continue waiting for a Sepultura reunion

The album is well rounded, relatable and fun – everything you would expect from them

The wonderful thing about All In My Head is that this second album is a step in the right direction as the slight folk sounds merge into a more structured style

It’s pretty hard to top EHRL’s effort here, the one major problem being its inaccessibility to those who aren’t already fans.

Coming out of retirement, Harper has produced a record that’s independent, assertive and honest. Hats off to him. Sorry, I had to.

The protagonist struggles to find his own identity and the title Not Axel Harrison is continually dropped through the performance, reiterating the significance of who he isn’t but not who he is, signalling to the masquerade that most gangster personalities project.