Mew - +- (2015)
You always know what you are getting with Mew. More beautiful, rich and melodious anthems that soar with multilayer voice(s) to the fore.
commentsYou always know what you are getting with Mew. More beautiful, rich and melodious anthems that soar with multilayer voice(s) to the fore.
commentsHeard this beast of a record while shopping at Rough Trade. I was fully engaged with it playing throughout the store.
commentsThis is one busy record. Always up there on my “should not be obscure” list, Field Music deliver truly dynamic, tempo changing, complicated but catchy pop music.
commentsBrilliant compilation of obscure (mostly) 50’s and 60’s artists recording Hazlewood songs. Just as the title implies. Like all things “Hazlewood” there’s a real coolness factor and a wealth of hit’s and misses.
commentsThe night before going to see this genius live in concert in Auckland, I thought I better give this another run through.
commentsDon’t let the cover put you off! It’s pretty hideous but I suppose it does lend itself to the awkwardness of some of the music.
commentsIn 1977, as a bare assed teenager - Ultravox changed my life. This was the great John Foxx years and those first three records changed my musical roadmap.
commentsMore minor key madness from Mr. Toast. OK, it’s the same song played 57 slightly different ways over 5 albums but I just love this guy.
commentsOne of my guilty pleasures is still liking some early Elton John records. While this is possibly my favourite Elton John record, for numerous and quite frankly unexplainable reasons, this is definitely the end of the line as far as my E.
commentsThis is a strange one. I love it but couldn’t for a minute recommend it to anyone without some big disclaimers.
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