Music Reviews tagged with debut
The Soft Pack The Soft Pack
Confident preppy punks may self-congratulate their way to the spotlight with this debut, but poised passion and skill doesn't necessarily translate to excellence; it just leads to questionable imitation.
Juan Edgardo Rodriguez has heard this riot far too many times...
Girls Album
They've got the best back-story of 2009 and a couple of cracking singles under their belt, but is this duo from San Francisco the finished article or has the hype machine sold us another dud?
David Coleman attempts to find out...
The Stone Roses The Stone Roses (20th Anniversary Editions)
The greatest debut of all-time?
David Coleman takes a trip down memory lane...
Bricolage Bricolage
No surprises from this Glasgow pop band.
Ryan Faughnder reviews...
White Lies To Lose My Life...
Could White Lies be the best British guitar band since, er, Bloc Party.
David Coleman confronts the first hyped UK release of 2009...
The Old Romantic Killer Band The Swan With Two Necks
This Leeds duo aims to fuse blues-rock guitar with punk rhythms; sadly it winds up sounding like a stodgy mess.
David Coleman struggles through...
Whatfor Sooner Late Than Never
Whatfor is the brainchild of Michael Sienkowski, drummer for Sleeping In The Aviary by day, lo-fi singer-songwriter with a penchant for 60’s influenced pop songs by night.
David Coleman is impressed by his sterling debut album...
