Posts tagged with Reviews
‘Cliff With Strings’ Review: Cliff Richard Finds New Possibilities With Old Classics
With serious artistry – and a few surprises – ‘Cliff With Strings: My Kinda Life’ brings a fresh perspective to Cliff Richard’s classic songs.
‘One For Jackie’ Review: Rett Madison Turns Private Tragedy Into Universal Catharsis
On her second album, ‘One For Jackie’, Rett Madison grieves her mother’s death by suicide, shining a light for those living in darkness.
‘Pretty Little Poison’: Warren Zeiders’ Debut Album Is A Cure For Heartbreak
With his debut album, ‘Pretty Little Poison’, Warren Zeiders finds the antidote to a broken heart, and emerges a country icon in the making.
‘Time’ Album Review: Simply Red Bring A Dose Of Heartfelt Pop Nostalgia
A mixture of soul, funk, R&B and blues, Simply Red’s 13th album, ‘Time’, finds Mick Hucknall in sincere and life-affirming form.
‘Cracker Island’ Review: Gorillaz At Their Most Pop-Minded And Fuss-Free
An open-hearted album which sounds a note of hope, ‘Cracker Island’ is a treasure among Gorillaz’s sprawling body of work.
‘Christmas With Cliff’: Cliff Richard Seeks Solidarity Through The Holidays
Cliff Richard’s second Christmas album, ‘Christmas With Cliff’ brings seasonal goodwill in hopes of uniting the world during troubled times.
‘Return Of The Dream Canteen’ Review: Another Feast From Red Hot Chili Peppers
With the eclectic and exhilarating double-album ‘Return Of The Dream Canteen’, Red Hot Chili Peppers pick up where ‘Unlimited Love’ left off.
‘Unlimited Love’: Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Infinite Genius Returns
A daring double-album welcoming John Frusciante back into the fold, Red Hot Chili Peppers’ ‘Unlimited Love’ is a keeper.
‘The Tears Of Hercules’: Rod Stewart Returns Stronger Than Ever
Full of libido and revelling in his rock’n’roll ‘icon’ status, Rod Stewart’s ‘The Tears of Hercules’ is a joyous and confident album.
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