Lana Del Rey, deep dive (part II)
Continued from part I. Norman Fucking Rockwell! (2019)Norman Fucking Rockwell! signals the beginning of the second act of Lana Del […]
Continued from part I. Norman Fucking Rockwell! (2019)Norman Fucking Rockwell! signals the beginning of the second act of Lana Del […]
Continued from part I. Blur (1997)The second half of the 90s was punctuated by a succession of Britpop hangover records,
There’s no doubt that the doyens of Britpop got plenty of airplay and sold millions of records, but it was
Cards on the table; U2 are one of my favourite bands, certainly in the top five, maybe even number one,
Continued from part I. Sleep Well Beast (2017)Boxer, High Violet and Trouble Will Find Me appeared within a six-year period
Understated ‘sad dad rock’ for depressed, middle-aged, middle-class, unhappily married men, is how a cynic might characterise the National’s music.
Alice in Chains made no impression on me as a teenager. I grew up in the UK, where grunge in
Type O Negative were perhaps the paradigmatic purveyors, and maybe even the originators, of gothic metal music and, technically, they
To be honest, I’m not a massive Beatles fan. There it is, I said it, so fuck you. I get