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Hi, my name is Andy & I live in Leeds, in northern England. I've been writing about music for more than ten years. My work outside of this blog is featured on Live4ever and Contact Music.

Top – Emotion Lotion review

Originally released in 1991. Review originally published 7th September 2009. Now this took some researching. Although Emotion Lotion in itself … More

Emotion Lotion, Madchester, Top

Athlete – Black Swan

Originally released 24th August 2009. Review originally published 6th September 2009. It’s easy to dismiss Athlete as seagulls following the … More

Athlete, Black Swan, Joel Pott

The Dwarves – Sugarfix/Thank Heavens For Little Girls review

Originally released “Some time in 1993”. Review originally published “Some time in 2008”. If punk rock’s highest level of evolution … More

Punk Rock, Sub Pop, Sugarfix, The Dwarves

Death In Vegas – The Contino Sessions review

Originally released 13th September 1999. Review originally published November 9th 2008. It’s 1999 and the guitar is fucked. Just to … More

Bobby Gillespie, Death In Vegas, Iggy Pop, Jim Reid, The Contino Sessions

Plone – For Beginner Piano review

“Sometimes after putting something away for safekeeping you find it again and realise how useful it still is. “

For Beginner Piano, IDM, Plone, Warp Records

The Bronx – II

“Thank your lucky stars that LA’s The Bronx are back with a second album of post-post modern …punk rock.”

II, Los Angeles, Punk Rock, The Bronx

The Smiths – Meat Is Murder review

“Meat is Murder was the point where cerebral met celibate and the social, political and cultural ley lines of this island nation were united under a flag of The Smiths’ convenience. At the time, most other things seemed pointless.”

Jonny Marr, Meat Is Murder, Morrissey, The Smiths

The Chameleons – Live In Toronto

“You ache to have been there. Afterwards the band strolled anonymously into the warm Canadian night, just ordinary people, making remarkable music.”

Live In Toronto, Mark Burgess, The Chameleons

Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll review

“Mylo proves that there is art into splicing together his petty thefts and making the whole a dippy, dance-tastic sum greater than it’s mostly forgotten parts.”

Destroy Rock & Roll, Mylo

Hüsker Dü- Candy Apple Grey review

“Don’t wanna know if you are lonely” should be fed to cheating lovers with their breakfast cereal; “Sorry Somehow” spits deep into the cavernous hole your heart was ripped from.”

Bob Mould, Candy Apple Grey review, Grant Hart, Husker Du, Post Hardcore, Post Punk

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