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Joni Mitchell: Court and Spark (Asylum)
Review by James Wolcott, The Village Voice, 7 February 1974
Riding the crest of good-spirit ...
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 31 August 1974
Rock verite — the Beatrix Potter way ...
Kate Bush, Karla Bonoff: Kate Bush: The Kick Inside; Karla Bonoff: Karla Bonoff
Review by Bob Woffinden, New Musical Express, 25 February 1978
THOUGH ON the surface just another member of the incestuous West Coast singing/songwriting sisterhood, Karla Bonoff is different in one crucial respect — she isn't ...
Review by Tom Cox, The Guardian, 24 March 2000
IT BEGINS WITH a grumble: not Lou himself, but a bass guitar attempting to clone the sound of an OAP getting on a downtown bus, ...
Scott Walker: Scott/Scott 2/Scott 3/Scott 4/Boychild: 1967-1970
Review by Ian MacDonald, Uncut, August 2000
The Arctic explorer's '60s solo oeuvre remastered with new pix and full lyrix. ...
Review by Bob Stanley, MOJO, April 2001
En route to the Carpenters, "boy" actor gets gorgeously baroque. ...
Luke Haines: The Oliver Twist Manifesto
Review by Paul Morley, Uncut, September 2001
Solo debut from sometime Auteur, Black Box Recorder and Baader Meinhof pop terrorist. ...
Review by Max Bell, Uncut, February 2003
Reed shows off "heavy bear" side on two-CD tribute to 19th-century poet ...
Daniel Johnston: Use Your Delusion: Daniel Johnston: Fear Yourself (Sketchbook) ****
Review by Rob Hughes, Uncut, April 2003
Twenty-first album from America's startlingly original lord of lo-fi ...
David Gray: Life In Slow Motion
Review by Dan Gennoe, dotmusic.co.uk, September 2005
FIRST THE GOOD news: two albums on from White Ladder, David Gray has lost none of his fragile humanity or bleary-eyed longing. ...
Morrissey: Ringleader Of The Tormentors
Review by Keith Cameron, MOJO, April 2006
Funny things happen on the way to the Forum: Morrissey's eighth album is a love-letter to Rome and getting it on. ...
Review by David Quantick, The Word, March 2008
There's a lot of Morrissey's newer, louder, less subtle music on his latest greatest hits. David Quantick finds his patience is at an end. ...
Nick Lowe: Jesus of Cool – 30th Anniversary Edition
Review by Bill Holdship, San Antonio Current, 5 March 2008
DUE TO A religious right that was screwing things up even then, a worried Columbia Records cowardly retitled this seminal New Wave classic Pure Pop ...
Elliott Murphy at the Hotel Café, L.A.
Review by Roy Trakin, Rock's Backpages, January 2009
BACK IN 1973, this celebrated Long Island singer/songwriter and the New York Dolls were the twin toasts of the town's still-nascent rock-crit community. ...
Billy Childish: Archive From 1959 – The Billy Childish Story
Review by David Quantick, Uncut, August 2009
IT USED TO BE 1979. It's now 2009. Billy Childish — author, poet, painter, musician, influence on everyone from Tracey Emin to The White Stripes ...
Review by Rob Young, Uncut, February 2010
The Dame's debut: an enduringly curious dispatch from "Gnome-man's land", expanded and remastered. ...
Review by Laura Barton, The Word, April 2012
Paul Weller's unchanging image limits our view of him. His third "experimental" record fizzes with aural innovation. ...
Laura Marling: Once I Was an Eagle
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 24 May 2013
EVEN IN A CAREER already marked by unusual precocity, Once I Was an Eagle is an extraordinary achievement, the kind of album that both summarises ...
Review by Geoffrey Himes, The Washington Post, 29 September 2017
HARRY STYLES has gone back to the future. Sooner or later, this short, wiry singer with the tousled hair and giddy tenor had to leave ...
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