Okay guys, that’s all there is for June, but I’ll be back next month with a whole new bunch of album reviews and music articles starting with my review of T.S.O.L’s debut self -titled EP. And if you want any updates on what I’m doing or thinking just go and ‘like’ the facebook page for all…
Alright folks, we’ve come to the end of another month which means that it’s time for me to trawl back through all of my reviews for the past month and come up with my list of top picks. Here goes! Pet Sounds – The Beach Boys Pure pop Genius Snuts – Le Suits Hard rockin’…
1995 – RA Records Alternative/ Pop/ Rock Today I have turned my little ears towards the darlings of the Brisbane alternative rock scene Custard’s third studio album Wisenheimer, and I have to say that it is really quite good. The opening track Goofinder is a nice introduction to the band’s upbeat and quirky pop sounds…
Tomorrow I will be bringing you my last review for the week and also for the month – Custard’s ‘Wisenheimer’. I will also be going back through the past month and making my list of Top Picks for June 2013. If you have any suggestions for what should be on the list, just let me…
1975 – Arista Punk/ Rock/ Alternative Patti Smith’s debut album Horses really was a breakthrough for music in the seventies. It brought rock and roll and poetry together in a sublime anti-establishment unison and was a great step forwards for women in the rock world. It is also one of those albums that regularly makes…
Tomorrow I will be publishing me review of another much loved punk album – Patti Smith’s ‘Horses’ Stay Tuned!
2007 – EMI Punk NOTE: I am reviewing the 2007 reissue of (I’m) Stranded which consists of the original the original 1977 album, four previously unreleased bonus tracks, and four tracks which originally featured on the group’s EP One Two Three Four. The year is 1977, the place is Brisbane, Australia and the band is…
Join me tomorrow for my review of the great Brisbane punk band The Saints’ record ‘(I’m) Stranded’ Stay Tuned!
1988 – Island Folk/ Punk/ Celtic This record from Irish-inspired folk-punks The Pogues is a real kicker with a great mixture of toe-tapping jigs, Celtic ballads, and wild, boozy reels. It opens up with the brilliant title track which just gets me up on me feet almost every time hat I hear it – it’s…
Okay folks, I’ll be back again tomorrow with my review for The Pogues’ 1988 record ‘If I Should Fall From Grace With God’. Stay Snug!
Lachlan J. Faces The Music 