Die!Die!Die! – Harmony (Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW
The fourth Die!Die!Die! album is a racket and a fantastic noise, wails Gary Steel, his tinnitus screaming mercilessly.
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The New Fuse Box – The Wakem/Nielson Project (LGW/Rhythmethod) CD Review
A rather good jazz album from Auckland
Iron & Wine – Kiss Each Other Clean (4AD/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW
Amazing. Iron & Wine prove that tradition and bucking tradition can go hand-in-hand on new album.
Autozamm – 5th Degree (Warner)
Gary Steel continues his belated catchment of 2010 releases he ought to have reviewed, this time dissecting Autozamm’s latest, infamously funded to the tune of $50K by NZ On Air.
Stellar* – The Best Of (Sony) CD Review
Gary Steel continues his belated catchment of 2010 releases he ought to have reviewed, and finds this ‘best of’ less than stellar.
Kings Of Leon – Come Around Sundown (RCA/Sony) CD Review
Gary Steel continues his belated catchment of 2010 releases he ought to have reviewed, and the latest Kings Of Leon simply must be dealt to.
Ben Folds & Nick Hornby – Lonely Avenue (Nonesuch/Warner) CD Review
Gary Steel continues his belated catchment of 2010 releases he out to have reviewed, this time an odd union between author and songwriter
Twin Shadow – Forget (4AD/Rhythmethod) CD Review
Gary Steel continues his catchment of 2010 releases he ought to have reviewed, this time a singular one-man-band with promise
Freelance Whales – Weathervanes (Dew Process/Universal) CD Review
Gary Steel continues his catchment of 2010 releases he ought to have reviewed, this time with a rather fetching debut that combines folk and Spectoresque pop
