Post Tagged with: "Gary Steel"

Svelte – Cat’s Paw (Svelte/Universal) CD Review

One of the best-sounding CDs to have come from NZ can’t quite compete for quality of songwriting

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SHM-CDs, anyone?

SHM-CDs offer 100 percent of master-tape quality sound

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360 Degrees Of What, Exactly?

U2’s Auckland show is amazing, and terrible. Gary Steel explains why

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JIMMY EDGAR – XXX (!K7/Border) CD REVIEW

Superb electro cheese with plenty of action for synth festishists

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Grasscut – 1-inch/Half-mile (Ninja Tune/Border) CD REVIEW

Exceptional art pop from England that seems destined for oblivion. Typical.

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Seeland – How To Live (4AD/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW

Former members of Broadcast and Plone go for trite

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Deerhunter – Halcyon Digest (4AD/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW

Disappointing follow-up suggests Bradford Cox is keeping his best ideas for future solo projects

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Die!Die!Die! – Form (Flying Nun/Warner) CD REVIEW

Die!Die!Die! make it to the third album, and it’s an acceptable trade-off between compromise and natural evolution

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From The Archives – Ha-ha, death!

Jaz Coleman is an unusual man.

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Hidden Orchestra – Night Walks (Tru Thoughts/Border) CD REVIEW

Hidden Orchestra make jazz-noir “imaginary cinema”. Gary Steel wonders if it’s all that it’s cracked up to be.

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