Reviews 
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13 Nov 2009
21st Century Man Luke Haines
Unapologetic, caustic but somehow loveable, Haines impresses again.reviewed by Nadine McBay
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12 Nov 2009
Asleep in the Back: Deluxe Edition Elbow
An essential purchase for anyone yet to call this album their own.reviewed by Mike Diver
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12 Nov 2009
I Told You I Was Freaky Flight of the Conchords
Try not to embarrass yourself by laughing in public.reviewed by Mike Diver
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10 Nov 2009
Raditude Weezer
The sound, almost literally one assumes, of a band in a midlife crisis.reviewed by Will Dean
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9 Nov 2009
Only Revolutions Biffy Clyro
A likeable collection, showcasing a natural evolution, but hardly essential listening.reviewed by Chris Beanland
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6 Nov 2009
One Step Beyond... (30th Anniversary Edition) Madness
The vaudevillian nuttiness of their debut set hasn’t diminished over the decades.reviewed by Stevie Chick
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5 Nov 2009
New Moon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Various Artists
Kids, get exploring these acts. This is your foot in the door.reviewed by Mike Diver
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4 Nov 2009
Bleach: Deluxe Edition Nirvana
An unheard live set makes this album worth investing in again.reviewed by Mike Diver
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3 Nov 2009
Slow Attack Brett Anderson
Looks like the glory days are long gone.reviewed by Rob Crossan
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2 Nov 2009
Phrazes for the Young Julian Casablancas
Casablancas is a gem of a songwriter.reviewed by Andrzej Lukowski
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30 Oct 2009
Live at the Olympia R.E.M.
An apposite live companion to their best-of collections.reviewed by Mike Diver
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29 Oct 2009
New Worlds Charlotte Hatherley
A quaint, quietly enchanting third solo album from ex-Ash guitarist.reviewed by Mike Diver
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28 Oct 2009
Swords Morrissey
Swords largely sounds like what it is: an off-cuts album.reviewed by Nadine McBay
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27 Oct 2009
What Will We Be Devendra Banhart
Banhart finally sounds content with himself and his own sound.reviewed by Kev Kharas
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26 Oct 2009
Kats Karavan – The History of John Peel on the Radio Various Artists
One hopes this inspires a new generation of investigative listeners.reviewed by Mike Diver
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23 Oct 2009
Who's Next The Who
An album that nailed the bleeding heart of protest-pop.reviewed by Chris Roberts
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22 Oct 2009
Embryonic The Flaming Lips
Another wonderful album from the most consistently inventive American band around.reviewed by Paul Lester
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21 Oct 2009
Lovelife Lush
A bittersweet collection that’s stood the test of time.reviewed by Mike Diver
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20 Oct 2009
Man From Another Time Seasick Steve
Exudes an effortlessness that can only come from a lot of living.reviewed by Nick Barraclough
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19 Oct 2009
Declaration of Dependence Kings of Convenience
They’ve never sounded quite as effortless – or as intuitive – as they do here.reviewed by James Skinner
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