Monday, December 24, 2012

The 100 (and a bit) best albums of the year 2012 Part 1: 100 - 75

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The order here is inevitably slightly arbitrary. I make no apologies for inconsistencies of opinion and rating between original reviews and ...

Albums Of The Year 2012: Honourable Mentions

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As always, I find picking even a top 100 a near impossible task. Every year, I devise increasingly absurd conditions by which to rule out a ...
Sunday, December 25, 2011

Top 100 (and a bit) of 2011 (In One Place)

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100)Feist - Metals (Polydor) 99)Cornershop - And The Double-O Groove Of (Ample Play) 98)Fatoumata Diawara - Fatou (World Circuit) 97)The Fie...
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The 100 (and a bit) Best Albums of 2011 Part 5: 20-1

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20) Bill Orcutt - How The Thing Sings (Editions Mego) Bill Orcutt is that rare breed of artists who can actually break established boundari...

The 100 (and a bit) Best Albums of 2011 Part 4: 40-21

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40) Phaedra - The Sea (Rune Grammofon) What an utterly beguiling album this is - at once icy and warm - and perhaps one of the most charming...
Saturday, December 24, 2011

The 100 (and a bit) Best Albums of 2011 Part 3: 60-41

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60) Julia Holter - Tragedy (Leaving Records) This is a fantastic, beautiful record, but one that is very difficult to pin down. Free from r...

The 100 (and a bit) Best Albums of 2011 Part 2: 80-61

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80) Andy Stott - Passed Me By/We Stay Together (Modern Love) These two EPs/mini albums were repackaged together as one long album towards th...

The 100 (and a bit) Best Albums of 2011 Part 1: 100-81

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100) Feist - Metals (Polydor) Metals didn’t quite have the same personal impact on me that The Reminder had (save for The Bad In Each Other,...
Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Albums of the Year 2011: Honourable Mentions

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First of all, sorry for not posting anything here since 1802. For anyone who has not followed my writing elsewhere, my albums of the year li...
Saturday, August 13, 2011

musicOMH Reviews

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I should also take the time to post links to some of my musicOMH pieces. It may seem like it has been a bit quite around these parts recentl...