Björk’s New Album Out November 24
Icelandic music queen releases her ninth album, Utopia.
How To Release Your First Album In 29 Years And Make It Your Best Yet
After faffing around with dysfunctional digital files, GARY STEEL falls for the rather excellent real grown-up sound and songs of the new Sneaky Feelings
Infinity – Infinity ALBUM REVIEW (No Label)
It’s deeply unfashionable, it’s not even on a label, and it involves guitar solos. And GARY STEEL quite likes it.
The Bads – Losing Heroes (no label) ALBUM REVIEW
GARY STEEL underestimated The Bads. He’s here now to pay penance with his review of their really, really good new album.
Daniel Brandt – Eternal Something (Erased Tapes/Southbound) ALBUM REVIEW
GARY STEEL is seduced by a seductive and gently adventurous album. By a drummer, no less.
Corinne Bailey Rae – The Heart Speaks In Whispers (Virgin/Universal) ALBUM REVIEW
Corrinne Bailey Rae turns Gary Steel into a beastly man with beastly thoughts.
Bryan Deister – Spines Of The Heart (No label) CD REVIEW
Here's an album that purports to include "All of the 20th century composition techniques and styles." Read what Peter Kearns has to say about
Roo Panes – Paperweights (CRC/Southbound) ALBUM REVIEW
Roo Panes has the designer stubble and sandpapery voice to make our maidens quake at the knees, but... Gary Steel explains.
Tehnoloogiline Paike – Technological Sun (Fantastic Planet) CD REVIEW
A band of Estonian minimalists get the Kearns evaluation.
Mind The Journey – Color In The Gray Machine (No label) CD REVIEW
Spencer Sabo does it all by himself, impressively, but there are a few caveats, writes Peter Kearns
Saddle Of Southern Darkness – Saddle Of Southern Darkness (Camper Recordings) CD REVIEW
Finally, a record to creep out the 49-year-old child in Peter Kearns.
Tomas Doncker – The Mess We Made (True Groove) CD REVIEW
Peter Kearns is wowed by a record that (wait for it!) has something to say. What a change from the me-me-me generation.
THE JUJU JUKEBOX: Todd Rundgren – Global (Esoteric Antenna)
Peter Kearns mourns the end of one particular kind of wizard, and a true star.
Daby Touré – Amonafi (Cumbancha/Ode) ALBUM REVIEW
Gary Steel reviews a sophisticated slice of well-marketed world music product that will probably background many barbecues this summer.
Róisín Murphy – Hairless Toys (PIAS) ALBUM REVIEW
It's not so much Róisín Murphy's singing or songwriting that distinguishes her latest, writes Gary Steel, but the sophisticated noir-electronica backing.
F.F.S – F.F.S (Domino/EMI) ALBUM REVIEW
Gary Steel reckons there's loads of wit and irony to chuckle at, and heaps of imagination on the smart collaboration between Sparks and Franz
Juju Jukebox
A nearly new regular column in which freaky Peter Kearns casts a spell on a bunch of new album releases! You’ll wake up screaming!
Juju Jukebox
A nearly new regular column in which freaky Peter Kearns casts a spell on a bunch of new album releases! You’ll wake up screaming!
Eb & Sparrow – Eb & Sparrow (Home Alone) ALBUM REVIEW
“THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY” – A SHORT SERIES OF 2014 ALBUM REVIEWS THAT NEVER SAW THE LIGHT OF DAY, FOR SOME REASON.
Kingswood – Microscopic Wars (Dew Process) ALBUM REVIEW
“THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY” – A SHORT SERIES OF 2014 ALBUM REVIEWS THAT NEVER SAW THE LIGHT OF DAY, FOR SOME REASON.
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