Slayer REPENTLESS. Nuclear Blast. Heavy Rock

“This album is Slayer at their best.”
“… this is an album of cannon-fire compositions that trail-blaze at a heaviness, speed and extremity that only Slayer know.”

False Advertising  FALSE ADVERTISING. False Advertising. Indie Rock

“The band is clearly trying to find their own sound, touching on numerous influences across the album (sometimes less subtly). The band lurches from American grunge in ‘Breaker’ to pop-punk teenage frustration in ‘Dozer’. 90s britpop with fuzzy touches is on show in ‘I Don’t know’, and Royal Blood’s Hard Rock aggression is emulated in ‘No Good’.”
“It’s a self-produced album. Chris Warr has previous form in this area, manning the desk for The Orielles – and this shows. ‘False Advertising’ is well produced, with all elements loud yet sharp, and blended well so the craft of the songs and musicianship shines through.”

Gabrielle Papillon TEMPEST OF OLD. Imports. Folk Pop

“Gabrielle Papillon is one of those artists whose music is driven by her voice, lyrics and guitar. To call her simply a singer/songwriter would miss the point by leaving out a whole other dimension: the nostalgic distance and fragile aesthetics she brings vocally.”
“This is the fifth offering from the Canadian singer-songwriter and her sweeping shanties provide an apt soundtrack to the changing seasons.”

Troyka ORNITHOPHOBIA. Naim Jazz. Jazz Fusion

“Creative and adventerous. Another hugely impressive and ambitious album from Troyka”
“…maintains the experimental zeal of Troyka’s earlier albums. Yet it goes further in its willingness to interweave a variety of avant-garde musical styles – including post-dance and trip-hop – into its meshwork of melodies and tonal play.”

BEST REMIXES

Mark Lanegan A THOUSAND MILES OF MIDNIGHT - PHANTOM RADIO REMIXES. Heavenly Recordings. Folk/Electronic

“Great collection of remixed versions of Mark Lanegan’s latest album”
“This remix gives you an insight into how much thought has gone into this whole project from the original release to this.”

BEST COMPILATION

The Frames LONGITUDE. Epitaph. Indie Rock

“…the tracklisting is faithful to a band who’ve successfully navigated their 25 year career with few compromises.”

“This is a collection of songs from throughout the twenty five years we’ve been a band.  We initially wanted to mark this anniversary with a sort of ‘Best of The Frames’.  We put together a few different versions, including a certain number of songs from each record and including more popular live and radio songs – but this felt forced and incongruous.  After many conversations amongst ourselves we decided it should simply be a collection of our favourite tunes, songs we would be happy to put on a mix-tape for a friend.   So, here it is, with no regard to what album is most or least represented.  It’s a short collection of tunes we are proud of, some in slightly different versions from the original recordings, and one new song.  This is not the sum of our career but maybe some of the songs where we felt we had broken through to a new place or gotten better as a band. We hope you like it….we hope you enjoy it.” - GLEN HANSARD

“Whether you are a new fan of The Frames, have never heard of them before, or have every song memorized, this album will be a treat for you.”

BEST LIVE

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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club LIVE IN PARIS. Abstract Dragon. Alternative Rock

“Stunning! BRMC are an incredible and beautifull band. This includes a double audio cd and live concert dvd withdocumentry. A treasure.”
“…DVD and CD filled with twenty three tracks of Rock ‘n’ Roll monsters, all packed into this.”

Roger Waters THE WALL (live). Columbia. Rock

“Waters at his best!”
“Quality stands the test of time”