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The Long Blondes – Giddy Stratospheres
Favourites Review Single/EP Volume Two

The Long Blondes – Giddy Stratospheres

bobDecember 4, 2004October 23, 2020
The manifesto on The Long Blondes website makes a point of concentrating more on the bands that have not influenced them than those that have. They will commit themselves to...
Surferosa – Satin Con Blonde (MP3 Review)
Album Favourites Review Volume Two

Surferosa – Satin Con Blonde (MP3 Review)

bobNovember 7, 2004October 23, 2020
Why the British public has so far failed to wholeheartedly embrace Surferosa is completely beyond me. Tours with The Killers in the UK and the US have helped raise the...
SchwaB – No Balls (CD Review)
Favourites Review Single/EP Volume Two

SchwaB – No Balls (CD Review)

bobOctober 24, 2004October 23, 2020
SchwaB have been making tracks that combine a credible blues rock authenticity and yet have a dance edge that is irresistible for a while now. 'No Balls' is their third...
Polysics – New Wave Jacket / My Sharona (CD Review)
Favourites Review Single/EP Volume Two

Polysics – New Wave Jacket / My Sharona (CD Review)

bobOctober 10, 2004October 23, 2020
Tokyo's most mental of pop/rock/new wave/punk experimentalists are releasing a double A-side of their own 'New Wave Jacket' and a cover of The Knack's 'My Sharona'. In 'New Wave Jacket'...
Album Favourites Review Volume Two

Massive Attack – Danny The Dog (CD Review)

bobOctober 10, 2004October 23, 2020
The latest album from Massive Attack is the soundtrack to the new Luc Besson film 'Unleashed' ('Danny The Dog' was the working title for the film). It sounds like there...
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Fever To Tell (Archive Review)
Album Favourites Review Volume Two

Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Fever To Tell (Archive Review)

bobOctober 2, 2004October 23, 2020
The highly anticipated debut album by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs turns out to have been worth the hype. The 12 tracks included on 'Fever To Tell' have the charm of...

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