Showing posts with label rough trade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rough trade. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Album Review : Howler



Hello! It's 2012 and this blog is still going.....that's cause for celebration itself! High fives all round!


Someone should tell Howler that it's 2012 and not either 1977 or 2001. The great white hope have just released their debut album, America Give Up, in the midst of great acclaim from the likes of NME and The Fly (front covers all round, well done chaps), and the record is even released by Rough Trade. It says a lot about the state of music - or at least the world of music as the NME sees it - that a bunch of kids who are basically playing Strokes covers are being touted as essential listening.


Anyway, there are some decent songs on America Give Up, so it's not entirely devoid of hope, and to read more of my critical assault you can head to The Line Of Best Fit to read more.


Monday, 30 May 2011

Album Review - My Morning Jacket




I've had the privilege of review a fair number of albums since writing for The Line Of Best Fit, but My Morning Jacket's new album Circuital is the first real big-hitter I've been able to cast my eye over, and they're also a band I truly love.



So, to read my in-no-way-biased review, simply click here.....you know it makes sense.