DVD Review: Messiah Complex by Russell Brand
Reviewed by Mark Storey It’s been 4 years since Russell Brand released his last stand up DVD “Scandalous” in 2009. Since then he has been busy pursuing his film career, [...]
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CD Review: Britney Jean by Britney Spears
One of the so-called Queens Of Pop of the new century is back with her 8th studio album featuring collaborations with Will I Am (is there any pop singer who’s not [...]
CD Review: Hey! Hello! by Hey! Hello!
From the maniacal mind of musical mental-case Ginger Wildheart, Hey! Hello! Sees him collaborating with New York singer Victoria Liedtke in the creation of a feel-good rock [...]
CD Review: Alien by Strapping Young Lad
If you want to know what a mental breakdown sounds like from the inside, look no further than the fourth album from Devin Townsend’s extreme metal project. In preparation [...]
CD Review: Hacktivist (EP) by Hacktivist
It’s rare that a band or album hits me so hard that I feel my jaw simultaneously drop down and seize up. Born from networking of underground musicians, Hacktivist take an [...]
CD Review: Desertshore (Reprise) by Nico
In 1970, German vocalist Christa Paeffgen (a.k.a. Nico, Andy Warhol’s muse and The Velvet Underground’s chanteuse) released DESERTSHORE, her masterpiece and one of the [...]
CD Review: Living Things by Linkin Park
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Linkin Park have been one of the biggest rock / alternative acts of the past 15 years. Personally I find them pretty dull, but their newest album [...]
CD Review: The Golden Age by Woodkid
He has directed Lana del Rey’s video “Born To Die”, was nominated for Best Music Video Grammy with his “Run Boy Run” and Kendrik Lamar featured [...]
CD Review: Human Remains by Hell
Reformed and resurrected after disbanding back in the 80’s, Human Remains releases Hell’s previously unpublished demo songs as brand new studio recordings, and what a [...]
CD Review: AM by Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys’ highly anticipated new album doesn’t disappoint expectations. The British band is back with a coherent work that is a fusion of their trademark [...]
CD Review: Roxy Music by Roxy Music
English art rock band Roxy Music created a futurist rock mixing jazz, rock, melancholic and danceable rhythms, decadent singing and electronic. Each member of the band [...]
CD Review: Birth, School, Oaf, Death by Oaf
With no guitar player and no inhibition, the jazz-punk-prog-grindcore duo Oaf stumble their way out of your headphones like a mangy, howling, overweight mongrel in a circus [...]
CD Review: Love In The Future by John Legend
John Legend comes back with his 4th solo album after his collaboration with the Roots on the album “Wake Up!” which included the major hit “Wake Up [...]
CD Review: Hosianna Mantra by Popol Vuh
The Orient and the West making love. That’s the most powerful image emerging from HOSIANNA MANTRA, the masterpiece by German band Popol Vuh, led by musician Florian [...]
CD Review: Suicide by Suicide
SUICIDE is the American New Wave album that in 1977 merged rockabilly and electronic music. It’s the “underclass” epic of Frankie Teardrop, a metropolitan worker who [...]
CD Review: Kveikur by Sigur Ros
The brand new album by the Icelandic band takes us back to their best works. After the worldwide acclaimed Ágætis Byrjun – universally branded as one of the best [...]
CD Review: In Love by Peace
The key to Peace debut album is that they took inspiration from old good rock – especially the 90s- and refreshed it, making it very unique and enjoyable. From the more [...]
CD Review: Bad Moon Rising by Sonic Youth
BAD MOON RISING is one of the most important albums of the 80s and Sonic Youth are one of the greatest pioneers in the history of rock music. They debuted in New York in 1981 [...]
CD Review: Cut The World by Antony & The Johnsons
If Antony Hegarty’s velvet, vibrato voice is not enough, this wonderful CD recorded with a live orchestra in Copenhagen reprises 10 of his old songs plus a new one (the [...]
CD Review: Not Available by The Residents
The mysterious Residents (they never revealed their identities) debuted in San Francisco in 1972 at the end of the hippie movement and acid-rock and anticipated the late [...]
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