Lethal Bizzle: Go Hard
Go Hard is certainly worth a listen, and you hope that this album is Lethal Bizzle’s transitional album rather than his seminal work.
Editors: In This Light And On This Evening
Not everyone will like this album - and even among committed fans there will be lots of people who will miss those delicious guitar riffs that were central to the band’s previous work - but it’s also possible that some others who never really got Editors before might just get them now.
November tour for Boo Hewerdine
TMM blogger Boo Hewerdine has announced a tour in support of his forthcoming solo record God Bless The Pretty Things.
Karen O And The Kids: Where The Wild Things Are OST
This record will be a success in its own right, as I think all makers involved knew it would.
AFI: Crash Love
I know it’s wrong, but when an album named as pretentiously, heart-stuck-to-my-sleeve-with-safety-pins, emo as Crash Love lands on the desk, tiny alarm bells start to ring.
Introducing: Slaves To Gravity
Following the release of their debut album, we thought it was high time to introduce you lot to Slaves To Gravity.
Brand New: Daisy
Brand New have clearly made an album of the music they want to play - and kudos to them - but when you have been spoiled with such brilliance in the past you can’t help but feel a little disappointed with the outcome.
Singles club: 12/10/09
Ruth Davies takes a look at this week's singles by Charlotte Hatherley, Lostprophets, Kill It Kid, Zico Chain and Johnny Foreigner.
The Holloways: No Smoke, No Mirrors
Pessimists will argue that, with this album, the Holloways have merely pilfered or recycled what’s gone before.
