REWIND: Ben Westbeech, ‘Welcome to the Best Years of Your Life’
Bristol-born Ben Westbeech is truly a talented musician. His vocals are fautless, fresh, soothing –…
Browsing: Rewind
The Kinks – The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society
They were the band who gazed on Waterloo sunsets, lazed on sunny afternoons in the…
REWIND: Iggy Pop – The Idiot
Iggy Pop, godfather of punk. This is a phrase you’ll no doubt have heard countless…
REWIND to ’94: Oasis – Definitely Maybe
Is this one of the best albums ever? Definitely. Is the debut the best Oasis album? Maybe.
REWIND a decade: Radiohead – Kid A
Anyone with even a passing interest in music should listen to this album
Back to 1991: My Bloody Valentine – Loveless
My Bloody Valentine’s 1991 opus stands the test of time and remains in a class of its own after 20 years.
The Dark Side of a Beatle? John Lennon- Plastic Ono Band
We all know of John Lennon: he was the walrus, the cool Beatle murdered 30…
REWIND: Talking Heads – Stop Making Sense
Talking Heads live album Stop Making Sense is, in many ways, the best place to…
REWIND: The Killers – Sam’s Town
The EDGE goes back four years to examine the album which fully established The Killers as an indie phenomenon.
REWIND: The Beatles – Please Please Me
Although not necessarily the best Beatles album, the band’s 1963 debut, Please Please Me, is perhaps the most interesting of all their records. Its…
Sonic Youth – EVOL
“Whilst not as “defining” as Daydream Nation or as obviously accessible as “Goo” or “Dirty”, EVOL finds Sonic Youth combining their best qualities together to create an outstanding album”
Pink Floyd – Dark Side Of The Moon
Another classic album, this time its the turn of Pink Floyd’s, 1973, Dark Side Of The Moon