Mac McNaughton, Journalist

The only way this album could be better is if it were on a C45.

A chronicle of geographical and musical vagabondism in which he tries to find his place

"This is an album the charts want, not what the world needs."

Shaken Up Versions treads too safely, offering no new ventures into the unknown while offering frustration to those yet to experience the live show.

Confirms that homegrown hip hop is best when people keep their heads screwed on.

There are pleasing head-nodders like Like In The Movies which court both Beatles and Motown sensibilities but overall Stockholm is delightful, if un-wowing.

Ever the control freak, Tom Vek is still doing everything himself on third album Luck.

He may not have smiled much, but to be this jaggedly powerful after 36 years left the Numanoids a lot to be happy with.

He’s got the looks and moves that make for an eye-popping live show, but The Fantastic Mr. Fox comes across like a comedy album without any punchlines.