March 14, 2010
VOL 27 NO 11
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Interviewing anyone near, in, or around Sigur Ros can be a daunting prospect if you've observed any of their many stonewalling interviews, notably the 'worst band interview of all time' in an NPR studio ... more
CD of the week - Broken Balls
Broken Bells is the new project of two maverick pop talents, restless musical spirits James Mercer and Brian 'Danger Mouse' Burton. Burton's varied enterprises – from Gnarls Barkley to Gorillaz – are well-documented; while no sooner had Mercer's band the Shins finally achieved success with 2007's Wincing The Night ... more
Rock & Pop - Jimi Hendrix
Valleys Of Neptune is the opening salvo of what we're promised is a "monumental" 2010 Hendrix Catalogue Project, involving various reissues of the original studio albums and, doubtless, several more ransackings of the tape vaults like this. Heralded as representing the foundations for the follow-up to Electric Ladyland, all ... more
My Fantasy Band - Oliver Cole, Singer/Songwriter
Vocals: Van Morrison

He's just a great singer. A voice like a saxophone, unique and fierce. I wasn't always into Van – it's a new thing. I have a friend who always plays Astral Weeks at his house parties and it has seeped into my soul now. I ... more
Setlist Junkie - U2
U2, Slane Castle, 25 August 2001

* Elevation
* Beautiful Day
* Until The End Of The World
* New Year's Day
* Kite
* A Sort of Homecoming
* I Will Follow
* Sunday Bloody Sunday
* Wake Up Dead Man
* Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of
* In A Little While
* Dancing in ... more
Rock & Pop - The Chieftains feat Ry Cooder
The Chieftains feat Ry Cooder

San Patricio

Concord

4/5

This is how the Chieftains see their music folding into the tropes of Mexico, rough-riding on the story of the Irish 'San Patricio Battalion', who fought in the US/Mexican war of 1846, initially on the American side before defecting ... more
Rock & Pop - Boyzone
Boyzone

Brother

Polydor

3/5

It's like they've never been away. Which, given the continuing existence of Westlife, they arguably haven't. Their first album in 12 years, and first since the death of Stephen Gately (who still features on two tracks), carries on where they left off ... more
Classical & Jazz
Sierra Maestra
Sonando Ya
World Village
4/5

Sierra Maestra started out in the early 1970s as a group of engineering students wanting to surf the then-fashionable Brazilian wave, but were persuaded to play son instead, and became a hit. Five of the original members remain, and the basic sound ... more

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