
The new albums around at the moment reviewed in 140 characters or less, Twitter style.
Mumford and Sons- The Cave and The Open Sea
Rounding off their trio of EP's with their finest song to date ('The Cave') and standard B-sides. All well and good but an album now please?
Asher Roth- Asleep In The Bread Aisle
Laid back and confident but ultimately shallow. Will sell well to Uni students who identify with being a middle class urban wannabe.
Camera Obscura- My Maudlin Career.
Beautiful throughout- the Scottish sextet should hopefully achieve mainstream adulation with this, their finest work to date.
Dirty Projectors- Bitte Orca
It's no coincidence that the female led tracks are the best here. As intriguing as it is frustrating Bitte Orca is its own worst enemy.
Golden Silvers- True Romance
Not as good as the demos promised- have ruined 'Arrows Of Eros'. However the twisted song-writing aligns them nicely as Mystery Jets Jr.
Noisettes- Wild Young Hearts
A nice mix of glossy pop songs alongside retro-soul. It's bizarre they are now a 'big' band but nice while it lasts. Car ad song still bad.
PJ Harvey & John Cale- A Woman A Man Walked By
Black Hearted Love promised a return to guitar slaying form, however this is a mish-mash of her recent output. For hardcore fans only.
The Virgins- The Virgins
Utter rubbish. Pointless wannabe hipster (imagine that?!) preening. Wants to be The Strokes sounds more like a really bad 80's boy-band.
That was all a bit negative wasn't it? Oh well, hopefully forthcoming albums from Jarvis, Patrick Wolf, Passion Pit and Maximo Park will impress. Not to forget the already reviewed Maccabees, Horrorsand Metric.![]()
Thursday, April 23
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Thursday, April 23
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