Shakenstir » 2006

This is an overdue review of one of the finest and most surprising albums released in recent years. It crept under the wire and depending on your point of view, it either delighted or disappointed. For this album, Black Rebel Motorcyle Club shed its rocky style and, I believe, went for the type of music the guys love best. My conclusion is based on the compelling quality of the album as it treads a dark path through alternative country. It’s utterly beautiful, with performances and songs that are nothing short of astounding. In one major leap, the band has touched greatness – nothing more, nothing less.

Amy Wadge NO SUDDEN MOVES. Manhaton Records

I first saw Amy Wadge perform here in Wrexham (North Wales) around four years ago, and was impressed. She’s a feisty performer with a strong voice; good guitar playing skills; and a knack for writing melodic, meaningful songs. In fact, Wadge is a ‘natural’ and highly accessible, whether it’s writing and performing, or conversing with individuals and audiences.

Orson (+Cord) Live in Liverpool

Liverpool Academy 3: February 2006

Orson Interview

Meet The Best New Band of 2006 From Hollywood, California: ORSON:

Hundred Reasons Live

Central Station, Wrexham: 20/02/06

Lacuna Coil Live in Paris

EMI Studios: Paris: 16/02/06

Clint Boon Manchester XFM Interview

XFM – Manchester: February 2006

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