Reviews

It’s simple: if Free The Universe was played at every club in the world, every night, on repeat, we would be in heaven.

Despite the dubious track selection, there’s still plenty to like about Live, but it’s a shame the band couldn’t have included a few more fan favourites

The problem with The Weight Of Your Love is that the band are trying to cover too many styles at the one time, resulting in an album that doesn’t quite know what it wants to be.

This could have been one seriously great album but this time it doesn’t quite hit the mark.

This album is one for intent and rapturous listening

The songwriting skills of Liam Gallagher, Andy Bell and Gem Archer are undeniable as there is not one track that doesn’t belong on this record.

Ben Folds sounds happy to be back with his band mates and by the sounds of things they still have the energy to keep up with him.

If you’re a fan of this brand of ultra-slick metal, designed for those of us whose predilections veer towards monster trucks, professional wrestling and pounding beers hard, then this should be right up your vomit-stained alley

A long-player that sits together as brilliantly as each song stands strong on its own

The ten songs on Damage, the band’s eighth studio album, have potential; they’re just not executed with the vitality one would expect from the band