Album Review: DMA’s – The Glow (I OH YOU)
The Glow is the 3rd studio album from Australian trio DMA’s is a shiny fast-moving brand new airmobile of Indie Rock and Britpop, fronted by a gifted singer.
Album Reviews
Album Review: Psychedelic Furs – Made Of Rain (CookingVinyl)
Punk-era Art Rockers Psychedelic Furs let loose a stunning album of new material, 29 years after the last one. The brothers Richard Butler and Tim Butler are Voice and bass guitar, Poet and the Rhythm. The album is Made of Rain.
Album Review: The Stooges – Live at Goose Lake: August 8, 1970 (Third Man Records)
A legendary set from a Michigan Music Festival is unearthed, and we get to hear some of the primal raw power of the original Punks, The Stooges, in their classic line-up.
Album Review: Milly Tabak and The Miltones, Honest Woman (Milly Tabak Records)
The second album from Milly Tabak and the Miltones is Heartland Americana, where Milly stands out with a magnificent voice and the band comes on like the modern Muscle Shoals house band.
Album Review: Glass Animals – Dreamland (Polydor)
Dreamland is the third LP from Glass Animals and is reported to be an autobiographical tour of frontman Dave Bayley’s life.
Album Review: Hockey Dad – Brain Candy (BMG)
The third album from Australian duo, Hockey Dad, and they lay down their indisputable credentials as a life-affirming Power Pop force to be reckoned with.
Album Review: The Bobby Lees – Skin Suit (Alive Naturalsound)
Young four-piece band from Woodstock New York throw out a grenade of an album coming from the spiritual heart of the Los Angeles Punk scene of the Eighties.
Album Review: Sparks – A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip (BMG)
At the 50-plus year mark of making parallel world Pop Art Prog Rock, the brothers Ron Mael and Russell Mael take us on a theatrical journey of music packed with humour and philosophy, most of which you can dance to and feel moved.
Album Review: Lime Cordiale – 14 Steps To A Better You (Chugg Music)
Hard-working brothers Oli Leimbach and Louis Leimbach deliver a sparkling gem of an album with their own specially developed brand of Aussie Power Pop.
Album Review: McStine and Minnemann – McStine and Minnemann
Two well regarded and highly productive musicians come together to deliver a debut album of theatrical and highly engaging Progressive Rock.