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End of Suffering by Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes – Album Review
By David Schuster End of Suffering, the latest album from Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, feels like the completion of ... -
Father of the Bride by Vampire Weekend – Album Review
By David Schuster I’m a fan of evolution, both philosophically (as opposed to creationism) and materially, in terms of changes ... -
Metropolis by Cut Capers – Album Review
By David Schuster Picture this… A speakeasy in 1920’s New York: At small tables men in pinstripe suits and spats ... -
Talk is Cheap (30th Anniversary Edition) by Keith Richards – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth It has been a whole 30 years since this album was originally released. Now remastered from the ... -
Still on My Mind by Dido – Album Review
By David Schuster Pleasant. That’s the word I would use to describe Still On My Mind, Dido’s first album in ... -
Léon by Léon – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth In the three years it has taken Léon to release her debut album, the Swedish singer-songwriter has ... -
Gold in a Brass Age by David Gray – Album Review
By David Schuster Once in a long while a song comes along that’s so beautiful and poignant that it speaks ... -
I Trawl The Megahertz by Prefab Sprout – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth There are only a handful of bands that I have brought with me from childhood into adulthood. ... -
Jubilee Road by Tom Odell – Album Review
By David Schuster “Write about what you know,” was the sage advice offered by Mark Twain to aspiring novelists, and ... -
Rhinoceros by Calva Louise – Album Review
By David Schuster Rhinoceros is the stunning debut from a band whose musical influences are as diverse as the members ... -
Delta by Mumford & Sons – Album Review
By David Schuster In a break with tradition I’m going to write about the last track of Mumford & Sons’ ... -
And Justice For All (Reissue) by Metallica – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth It has been slightly over 30 years since I raced down to HMV in town to buy ...
