Category Archives: Album Reviews

Effortless Relaxation CD Review

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Matt

Lately I have been finding myself rather stressed with all the work that I have on – this is not the only blog that I operate and maintaining them all is something of a task! As you might expect, I … Continue reading →

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Shout Out Louds – WORK

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Matt

The Shout Out Louds is an indie-pop band from Sweden. Their songs are structured to appeal to a mainstream audience, with enough innovative musical work to please to their peers also. 1999 introduced the album; a stripped down song which … Continue reading →

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Emma’s Imagination – Stand Still

Posted on January 22, 2011 by Matt

Emma Gillespie, better known by her stage name Emma’s Imagination, rose to fame after winning Sky1 talent show Must be the Music. She hails from sunny Scotland, and brings a collection of acoustic musings with her on debut album Stand … Continue reading →

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The Felice Brothers – Yonder is the Clock

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Matt

I only recently discovered The Felice Brothers when I stumbled across their fantastic song Frankie’s Gun. After I heard this I immediately sought out more music by this interesting band from New York. The Felice Brothers play folk-rock with a … Continue reading →

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Lambchop – Is a Woman

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Matt

Lambchop is a long-running band from Tennessee in the US. The group has seen a number of lineup changes over the years with a consistent front man in Kurt Wagner. Lambchop produce lounge music; it’s relaxing, it’s musically diverse yet … Continue reading →

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