COACH – FAMILY TREE (Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW
This Coach takes its good time getting where it’s going, but you never want to get off.
This Coach takes its good time getting where it’s going, but you never want to get off.
Liam Finn’s second album is problematic… but it sounds great!
Persian septuagenarian brought out of cobwebs to collaborate with young English guys, successfully
The weird gets going on this remix album made from history’s audio detritus
Bill Direen leaves the ‘U’ out of Builders on a double-pronged release
Music for fairies this may be, but it’s gorgeous stuff, and who can resist two harmonising angels?
One of the best-sounding CDs to have come from NZ can’t quite compete for quality of songwriting
Superb electro cheese with plenty of action for synth festishists
Exceptional art pop from England that seems destined for oblivion. Typical.
Disappointing follow-up suggests Bradford Cox is keeping his best ideas for future solo projects