| Single Reviews: March 2009 |
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| Animal Collective - My Girls (Domino) 23/03/2009 T: (quiet
whisper to readers) I bet you any money Nick wants to start this review
by saying it begins like Crsytal Waters, and I'll have to correct him
and say he's thinking of "You Got The Love" by The Source
featuring Candi Staton... |
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| The Kills - Black Balloon (Domino) 23/03/2009 T: Bit
odd that they've chosen to release a new single from their album "Midnight
Boom" some six or seven months after it came out, perhaps even
more than that. Especially odd is that it's a plodding, nondescript
tune with less excitement than an episode of Hetty Wainthropp Investigates. |
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| Stone Gods - Start Of Something (Integral/PIAS) 23/3/2009 T: Sounds
like Bryan Adams playing with Whitesnake. |
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Milke - Love Get Out Of My Way (Gulp) 16/3/2009 T: If you
like murdering trees, shoving porridge in your ears, flicking bogies
at seals in the zoo and using a cheesegrater to shave, I would suggest
buying this. Otherwise I'd avoid it. |
| La Roux - In For The Kill (Polydor) 16/09/2009 T: This
is what that bloody song is I keep hearing then. It sounds like a woman
having a red hot poker shoved up her arse. |
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Goldie Lookin' Chain - New Day (Metropolis Music) 16/09/2009 N: They're
quite liberated about their language aren't they? Or is it that they've
just got the munchies? |
| In Case Of Fire - The Cleansing (Search And Destroy) 02/03/2009 N: ...break
glass. |
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| Filthy Dukes - This Rhythm (Fiction) 09/03/2009 T: Look,
I like Late Of The Pier, but this just sounds like something Samuel
Dust has knocked up with his thumb whilst sitting down and picking his
nose. There really is little to it. So there you have it - bogey music. |
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| Dan Black - Alone (A&M Records) 09/03/2009 T: Justin
Timberlake and Jay Kay on speed. This is messed up - partly annoying
but somehow also quite appealing. |
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| The Firm - Dismal Results (Whimsical Records) 09/03/2009 N: The
band have formerly been written about, and Ross Liddle's vocals said
to have veered between Moyet and Morrissey. But for me, surely this
is Ian Astbury... |
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| The Saturdays - Just Can't Get Enough (Fascination) 02/03/2009 T: This
is absolutely brilliant. |
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| Rise Against - Audience Of One (DGC Records) 02/03/2009 T: If you
like Nickelback, you'll probably like this. I forgot to mention that
if you like Nickelback, you also should be shot. |
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King Of Conspiracy - Youth Against The Empire (Catcutter Records) 02/03/2009 T: Whilst
this begins rather like Arctic Monkeys musically, it soon turns into
an altogether rockier number, which bizarrely reminds me of an old tramp
picking fights with casual passers by in a city centre, all the while
stamping his urine sodden leg and getting angrier as each person in
turn ignores him. Loud. |
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The Voluntary Butler Service - Multiplayer (Split Records) 02/03/2009 T: If you
can imagine a band making the kind of twee pop of Belle & Sebastian,
performing a version of The Maisonettes' "Heartache Avenue",
and backed by messrs Golding and Staples of Funboy 3 and Specials fame,
you've pretty much got it. Pleasant and breezy, if not exactly astounding. |
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