Added on May 27, 2011
Princess Stomper
Cults , Cults album review , Cults new album , Cults new album review , Cults review , Phil Spector , Princess Stomper , Rockabye Baby
It’s like a bag of those fun-sized Mars bars: nice to dip into, but a bit much if you try to wolf the lot in one go.
Added on May 24, 2011
Princess Stomper
Armin van Buuren , Freemasons , Junior Caldera , Kylie Minogue , Lady Gaga , Make A Scene , Make A Scene review , Monster , Radiohead , Read My Lips , Sophie Ellis-Bextor , The Fame , The Human League
The songwriting is outstanding: it’s like The Human League’s greatest hits in one song.
Added on May 22, 2011
Princess Stomper
Bauhaus , Eye Contact , Gang Gang Dance , Gang Gang Dance - Eye Contact , Gang Gang Dance - Eye Contact review , Natacha Atlas , Pink Floyd , Plexiq , Princess Stomper , ransglobal Underground , Siouxsie Sioux , sufjan stevens , The Creatures , The Cure
Those obliterating rhythms smash their way into your skull and pummel your brain until you have no choice but to comply: you will love this album.
Added on May 22, 2011
Princess Stomper
Buke and Gass , cats , Everett True , Foetus , Hide , JG Thirlwell , King of Limbs , Princess Stomper , Radiohead , Riposte
I will now re-review some of my favourite recordings through the medium of cats.
Added on May 8, 2011
Princess Stomper
30 Seconds to Mars , 4 REAL , Enter Sandman , fanzines , Jared Leto , Jordan Catalano , Linkin Park , Lord Of The Rings , Manic Street Preachers , Megadeth , Metallica , Oasis , Richie Edwards , selling-out , The Supremes , The Verve , Urban Hymns , VAST
It can feel like a betrayal, and the fan blames the band: they ‘sold out’, because they don’t belong to you exclusively any more.
Added on April 12, 2011
Princess Stomper
All Saints , Arcade Fire , Asereje (The Ketchup Song) , Battles , Black Eyed Peas , Britney Spears , Cathy Dennis , Everett True , Faith No More , fatboy slim , Foetus , Girls Aloud , Girls Aloud Sound Of The Underground , Gloria Estefan , Kylie Minogue , las ketchup , MGMT , Rihanna , Shakira , sufjan stevens , Sugababes , Umbrella , William Orbit , Xenomania
The rhythms are hugely complex in how they build up and break down. It’s these wave-like swells and drops that dictate how your body is going to move on the dancefloor. For the brainless dancefloor filler, structure is everything.
