The Magic Numbers - Alias (2014)
I’m off to Wellington for a few days so I immediately reached for The Phoenix Foundation. However, at the risk of being just too obvious, I decided to go for something Wellingtonesque instead.
commentsI’m off to Wellington for a few days so I immediately reached for The Phoenix Foundation. However, at the risk of being just too obvious, I decided to go for something Wellingtonesque instead.
commentsThis was another reference in a recent podcast - in this case the focus was on “Post Rock” music. I’ve always loved ambient-infused rock music that strips any “n’roll” out of the mix.
commentsJust finished watching (not intentionally I’ll have you!) a bit of the appalling Graham Norton show. On that show was some god awful female Euro-vision contestant who was about to represent Great Britain in that wonderfully relevant competition for the European community (whoops!
commentsGrinderman at the Coronet, Elephant And Castle, London on October 2nd 2010 was undoubtedly the loudest and most organ eviscerating gig I’ve ever experienced.
commentsAn interesting collaboration between Steven Wilson and lead Opeth(ian) Mikael Åkerfeldt. Far removed from Swedish Death Metal and more like a pastoral electronic folk session with occasional riffage.
commentsI’ve just finished listening to a great interview between Ryan Adams and Marc Maron courtesy of WTF podcast . (I can’t recommend this wonderful podcast highly enough - well worth exploring.
commentsWhat do you play on the day of the birth of your first grand child? (Hello Emma). It’s simply a no-brainer!
commentsNot so long ago, I wouldn’t have touched this sort of stuff with a barge pole. It’s only recently that I’ve delved into English rock pomposity in the interests of expanding my musical horizons.
commentsIt’s my first listen to one of those records, deemed by many, to be absolutely essential to own on vinyl. (Or in any media format for that matter!
commentsLive: Edwyn Collins - Thursday 23/09/2010 - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London This was one of the most emotional and poignant gigs I’ve ever been to.
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