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Category Archives: Albums
My Top Ten Albums Of 2011
10/ Coldplay ‘Mylo Xyloto’ Back in 2008 Coldplay surprised everyone with ‘Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends’ – an album that finally showcased a fresh energy and enthusiam rarely associated with themselves. Thankfully the somewhat oddly titled … Continue reading
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Tagged Alkaline Trio, Arctic Monkeys, Blink 182, Bon Iver, Bright Eyes, Chuck Ragan, City and Colour, Coldplay, Death Cab For Cutie, Fleet Foxes, Four Year Strong, Frank Turner, M83, Manchester Orchestra, New Found Glory, Polar Bear Club, Radiohead, Taking Back Sunday, The Horrible Crowes, The Strokes, The Swellers, The Vaccines, The Wonder Years, Thrice, Thursday, TV on the Radio, Vincent James McMorrow, Yuck
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Vibrations Reviews May 2011 Issue 18
Mondo Cane – Do It (Demo) When you list Nirvana, Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jr as your influences you are setting the bar very high. Fortunately for Mondo Cane, such comparisons are indeed justified. Both ‘Do It’ and ‘Popular View’ … Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Singles / Demos / EPs
Tagged Billy Bragg, Dinosaur Jr, Frank Turner, Jamie Evans, Mondo Cane, Nirvana, Resonance, Richard Hawley, Roger Davies, Sonic Youth, U2, Vibrations
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Vibrations Reviews March 2011 Issue 17
Daniel Pearson – Wishing Well It would have been very easy for Daniel Pearson to continue down the alt Americana route established by debut ‘Satellites. Instead ‘Wishing Well’ is a bold step forward; notably more electric and urgent, yet will … Continue reading
Vibrations Reviews – January 2011 Issue 16
Tigers That Talked – The Merchant Released at the end of 2010, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Tigers That Talked have missed a golden opportunity to market The Merchant as 2011’s first big album. But as soon as you … Continue reading
2010: My Top Ten Albums
2010 has been a great year for albums. And by great, I mean GREAT. Here are the 10 albums that have made this year unforgettable! Continue reading
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Tagged American Slang, Arcade Fire, Band Of Horses, Becoming A Jackal, Congratulations, Enemy of the World, Foals, Four Year Strong, Heaven Is Whenever, High Violet, Infinite Arms, MGMT, Motion City Soundtrack, My Dinosaur Life, The Gaslight Anthem, The Hold Steady, The National, The Suburbs, Total Life Forever, Villagers
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Vibrations ‘Second Hearing’ – November 2010 Issue 15
Second Hearing Your CD-Rs deserve a second listen. So we’ll listen twice (and twice only) and then type. 20 words per demo. EPs The Strangerhood – ‘The Strangerhood’ Fast vocals. Even faster basslines. Pleasant for a while. Soon becomes rather … Continue reading
Vibrations Reviews – November 2010 Issue 15
Insect Guide – ‘Dark Days and Nights’ (CD & DVD) (Squirrel / Dead Penny Records) Appearances can be deceiving. We all know this. It’s right up there amongst age-old clichés such as ‘Never judge a book by its cover’ and … Continue reading
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