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Does You Inspire Youby: Chairlift November 03, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Like a lot of people I discovered Chairlift when their song 'Bruises' was used on an ipod advert. I laid my hands on a promo copy of the album by chance while working for a media company. Anyway, this record is absolutely brilliant, there's so more to them than what you get from 'Bruises', which is ace anyway. Some of it's totally random, like 'Planet Health', and others are stupidly infectious, like 'Evident Utensil'. But it's all great, a kind of mix of lo-fi pop and folk. The only thing I can advise is that you buy this album!
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Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder: Deluxe Editionby: Cradle Of Filth October 27, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Like the coming of the rapture I fall to my knees on hearing the new album from the darkest of the dark - Cradle of Filth one of the only things not in decline thanks to the credit crunch...
With a few steps back as far as feel goes and several steps forward artistically the new album holds all the elements that has made Cradle who they are today, a full on darkest of operas pack to the horns with love, death & debauchery - everything you want and need from a Filth album and I'll be really interested to see how this latest offering translates to their live shows. All in all an album crafted on the Devil's own sound desk and sent forth into the mortal world to turn us all to the darker side, after all they don't ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Lady's Bridgeby: Richard Hawley August 20, 2007 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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I, like many others, have Jools Holland to thank for exposing me to the talent that is Richard Hawley. When I say talent, I mean it in the true sense of the word - Hawley is a unique talent, who is still not receiving the proper recognition for his consistently high quality output.
Having set the bar high with this album's predecessor "Coles Corner" I, like some here, initially felt this album didn't quite match it. A few listens later and how wrong am I? This is every bit as good, if not even better. Some say old fashioned, I say classic; we have all but lost the institution that was the quality independent record shop on your High Street. Richard Hawley is the equivelant of your favourite old record shop, against ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Pretty. Odd.by: Panic At The Disco March 24, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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... says the opening track of their new album! Well, they may be the same band, but the sound is very different to the amazing 'A fever you can't sweat out'.
Pretty Odd has a more mainstream, polished feel to it - some may say that they've sold out, and have lost that uniqueness that made them so fresh and exciting just a couple of years ago, but I would say that although different, it's not necessarily a bad thing. It took me a few listens before it grew on me (but then so did the first album) but after the 3rd or 4th time, it really started to get me, and now it's a constant companion on the journey to work - its amazing! Just don't write them off being giving it a chance, or you may just live to regret ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Oh (Ohio): Limited Editionby: Lambchop October 06, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Mainly because it's the most heartfelt and least self-consciously quirky. I thought Damaged was the most boring thing ever; I didn't even get through the whole of it, so I was not at all optimistic about its successor. How many Lambchop albums could really be considered classic? Only Nixon and Is A Woman. This album may lack the same kind of stand-outs as those two albums, but I found myself impossibly moved by these tracks. I listened to a promo copy, I don't know if the actual album has a lyric booklet, and I don't know what half the words are, but it's the moods of the pieces more than anything . . . a powerful melancholy that Wagner has only occasionally tapped before (specifically on the Is A Woman album). This album is NOT BORING. Don't believe ... Read More:
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Homeby: Peter Broderick October 13, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Home is the debut album of talented Portland musician Peter Broderick and manages the not inconsiderable feat of sounding both world weary and modestly ecstatic all at the same time. What is even more impressive is that Broderick is only 21. At his age I could barely open my parents front door and would blush violent beetroot if a girl came within twenty metres of me. Which to be fair wasn't that often. Usually because I was locked in the house.
Anyway Broderick , clearly a more confident and talented individual relocated to Copenhagen to join Danish ensemble Efterklang where he spent a year learning the ropes so to speak on tour with the band. While doing this he found the time to pen the ten songs that make up Home. Using multi-tracked vocals ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Fallenby: Evanescence February 23, 2004 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Not a bad album, especially for those 'Goths' who prefer the more Poppy, lighter side of things!
Amy Lee has a good voice. The music all sound a bit the same though. Good tracks are Going Under, My Immortal and Tourniquet. My only gripe is Evanescence have ripped off older Europian bands like Within Temptation, and have got really successful from it. Still, a good CD though, especially for younger listeners. >>More Details |
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Midnight Boomby: The Kills March 10, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Have given this album a good 4/5 listens now and my concern is its lack of depth and lastability.
It is certainly very cool and with the times. Their image of bohemian, rugged trashy garage electro pop is very in right now. Their sound has certainly lightened from the drudge and noise of their debut - possibly a little too much. the songs here, although still sinister and dark - are more immediately engaging to the listener. There is plenty to keep you entertained though - last day of magic and sour cherry are particularly good examples of their almost pop-like new style. It all sounds good - i'm just not sure how long this album is going to entertain me for - I didn't like their debut at ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Modern Guiltby: Beck July 07, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Absolutely amazing album.
I originally bought it on download, but I've now bought the proper CD as compressed MP3 really doesn't do justice to all the layers and vibes going on. Easily Beck's best album since the glorious Odelay. Definately his most accessible. Yes it is only half an hour long, but when you listen to it you don't feel short changed, it's half an hour beauty. Innovative, wise and most of all you can dance to it. Love it. >>More Details |
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Songs For The Deafby: Queens Of The Stone Age August 22, 2002 Best Selling > Music > Indie |
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Having achieved moderate levels of success with their self-titled debut and Rated R, Queens Of The Stoneage finally hit the big leagues with their third album, Songs For The Deaf. The last album featuring the revolving door policy of old, the QOTSA group on this album features Josh Homme, Nick Oliveri, ex-Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan and most notably, with the Foo Fighters in disarray, Dave Grohl making a welcome return to drums.
Songs For The Deaf finds Homme streamlining the sexy yet doom-laden groove of the previous two albums into something almost perfect. Mixed as a shift between radio stations from song to song, Homme covers more styles here than ever before. Big hit 'No One Knows' is a straight-out pop song; 'Hangin' Tree' is an unsettling, psychedelic groove; ... Read More: >>More Details |
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