By Mozart Breath on Jul 12, 2008 in Album Reviews | 1 Comment
I do not think that Beck is depressed, and that he simply naturally often times comes up with a sort of dark and grim lyrical standpoint. “Walls” is a song that displays this mood, as do most of the cuts on the album. Beck does sound old, it is sometimes difficult to decipher […]
By Marvin Marks on Jul 2, 2008 in Album Reviews | 2 Comments
Beck’s latest studio album, Modern Guilt, is due for release next Monday in the UK and next Tuesday in the US (July 8th, which also happens to be Beck’s 38th birthday.)
The album was produced by Brian “Danger Mouse” Burton of “Grey Album” and Gnarls Barkley fame.
It’s Beck’s 3rd new album in the past 4 […]
By JamesC on Jun 22, 2008 in Album Reviews | 0 Comments
Deemed the last major remnant of the ill-fated electroclash genre (which they probably never really belonged to in the first place), Ladytron have long been held to inflated expectations to evolve. Their previous album, Witching Hour, was largely hailed as a graceful shift towards a more refined, nuanced, and even (gasp!) organic sound. That album’s […]
By Mozart Breath on Apr 12, 2008 in Album Reviews | 0 Comments
So, what up exactly…You think you are better than I? Well, you are, English, you truly are. Dig this, ever wanted to hear authentic Japanese Folk Music in a relatively modern context with a slight Eastern Folk influence? Well, have ya? It is probably a situation where you can’t even comprehend […]
By Marvin Marks on Nov 7, 2007 in Album Reviews | 1 Comment
Radiohead’s 7th album, In Rainbows, is reviewed. 97/100