Tag: Reviews

JJ hype extends to PopMatters

PopMatters piles more praise and hype on JJ in their review of "n° 2": https://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/110266-jj-jj-n-2/

Wed, Aug 26th, 2009 16:43:40

The Silent Ballet reviews The Field

The Silent Ballet weighs in on The Field's 2nd album "Yesterday and today": https://thesilentballet.com/dnn/Home/tabid/36/ctl/Details/mid/384/ItemID/2654/Default.aspx

Wed, Aug 26th, 2009 13:09:10

Vladislav Delay reviewed at Pitchfork

Pitchfork reviews the new Vladislav Delay record "Tummaa": https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/13393-tummaa/

Wed, Aug 26th, 2009 11:42:16

New Es reviewed at Dusted

Dusted reviews the new Es album "Kesämaan lapset": https://dustedmagazine.com/reviews/5205

Tue, Aug 25th, 2009 14:20:48

Arve Henriksen reviewed at Pfork

Pitchfork reviews the new Arve Henriksen (Supersilent, etc.) ECM solo album "Cartography": https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/13379-cartography/

Tue, Aug 25th, 2009 12:40:39

Smalltown Superjazzz comp reviewed at Dusted

Dusted reviews the Smalltown Superjazzz comp "The blasting concept": https://dustedmagazine.com/reviews/5200

Fri, Aug 21st, 2009 12:54:06

PopMatters reviews Reykjavik!

PopMatters gives middling marks to Icelandic act Reykjavik! and their album "The blood": https://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/109788-reykjavik-the-blood/

Wed, Aug 19th, 2009 12:36:33

Dusted review Choirs of Young Believers

Dusted reviews potential Danish breakout act Choirs of Young Believers: https://dustedmagazine.com/reviews/5186

Mon, Aug 17th, 2009 14:48:35

Dusted reviews Lisa O Piu

Dusted reviews the new Subliminal Sounds release of Lisa O Piu and the album "When this was the future": https://dustedmagazine.com/reviews/5180

Thu, Aug 13th, 2009 15:33:32

Pitchfork reviews 'Beep my beep'

Swedish hip-hop production duo Addeboy vs Cliff made it to the Pitchfork track reviews with "Beep my beep": https://pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks/11435-beep-my-beep-ft-david-sandstrom-and-erika-moeld/

Tue, Aug 11th, 2009 11:57:59

Peter Bjorn and John
Live @ Cake Shop, NYC, 08/03/09

In town opening for Depeche Mode, the fellows Morén, Yttling and Eriksson played a special stripped-down set after their first of two dates at Madison Square Garden. Armed with just guitar, bass and drums, they brought their sound back to the beginnings of the band when rock music meant no backing tracks. It's not as though they're set quality has declined recently, in fact they've been tight and tops, but there's something about a pure rock show in a 70 capacity basement that makes it better. With material from each of their four albums and the single b-sides "(I just wanna) See through" and their cover of "Silly girl" (which was second of three covers they did), they played with brevity and seemed to be having a great time just running with it, not worrying about any mishaps. With his newfound standing set, seeing John Eriksson back behind the kit was a revelation -- I had forgotten just how amazing of a drummer he is. After playing for over 75 minutes, I left with a grin on my face and one of the best shows I've seen all year.
- Matt Giordano

Thu, Aug 6th, 2009 11:38:27

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