The final gasp of the British pop darlings and Eurovision champions explored.
Tag: CD
Pondering The Mystery Of William Shatner
The legendary actor’s most personal recording – a look at life and seemingly imminent death – celebrates its tenth anniversary.
Classic Albums Revisited: Sinéad O’Connor’s How About I Be Me (And You Be You)?
An unexpectedly great later album from the controversial and provocative star.
Classic Albums Revisited: Sigur Ros’ ( )
Looking back at the achingly pretentious, yet unquestionably brilliant album by the Icelandic experimenters.
The Incomprehensible Appeal of The Cassette
Cassette tapes are having a rise in popularity and it makes no sense at all.
C-60 Go! The Odd Craze For Magazines On Tape And Disc
The pointless desire to reinvent and complicate the concept of the magazine for 1980s and 1990s hipsters.
A Movie With Your Morning Paper
Remembering the time when tomorrow’s fish and chip wrappers contained yesterday’s films.
It’s Hip to be Square-ish. The Residents Set Fire to Popular Music Over Seven Discs
Probing the wonders and frustrations of The Residents’ Cube-E Box extravaganza.
Reflections Of Their Lives: The Fine Cuts Of Marmalade
Exploring the back catalogue of the Scottish Sixties popsters Marmalade.
Shut Up And Bleed – The Collected Works Of Teenage Jesus And The Jerks
The no-wave punk pioneers that launched Lydia Lunch remembered.
When Sex Leers It’s Inquisitive Head – The Bizarre Recordings Of Peter Wyngarde
The extraordinary, outrageous and quickly withdrawn LP by the legendary louche Seventies superstar.
