Britpop Reviews
The Bluetones: Nottingham – live review
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The Bluetones 20th Anniversary Jukebox Tour rolls into Rock City in Nottingham, bringing humour and beauty to a set built around Britpop nostalgia
False Heads: Steal and Cheat – single review
Young East London upstarts False Heads return with a brand new single 'Steal and Cheat, their first for Gary Powell's 25 Hour Convenience Store. When...
Shed Seven / Inspiral Carpets: Nottingham – live review
Shed Seven bring their now traditional Christmas tour to Rock City for a festive sing-a-long and support from Inspiral Carpets
Madness: Madstock – album / dvd review
Madness: Madstock (Salvo Sound & Vision) CD+DVD Out Now 8/10 In 1992, six years after the band had originally split up, London's Madness reformed to play the biggest...
Menace Beach: Super Transportereum – album review
Menace Beach - Super Transportereum (Memphis Industries)
EP | DL
Available from Sept 25
8.5/10 Menace Beach are on a roll. Despite releasing their full-length album Ratworld a...
Orphan Boy: Coastal Tones – album review
Orphan Boy - Coastal Tones (Concrete Recordings) Out Not CD/DL 9.5/10 Cleethorpes-based indie oiks Orphan Boy make good on a five year promise by delivering what is arguably...
Ash: Kablammo! – album review
Downpatricks merry pop-punk pranksters Ash return with best album since Meltdown.
The Cathode Ray: Infinite Variety – album review
Louder Than War reviews 'Infinite Variety', the second album by arch pop-conceptualists The Cathode Ray.
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds: Capital FM Arena, Nottingham – live review w/ full photo gallery
Noel's charisma and talent at writing a decent song or two makes him play arenas with unforgivale ease.
Darren Hayman: Chants for Socialists – album review
Darren Hayman: Chants for Socialists (wiaiwya) CD / LP / DL Available now Darren Hayman transforms these nineteenth-century political poems into a soothing balm for our troubled...
Luke Haines: Islington Assembly Hall – live review
Luke Haines plays his recently released "Adventures in Dementia" micro opera with large chunks from his Psychedelic Trilogy and a few Auteurs tracks for good measure. Louder Than War's Craig Chaligne reviews.
The Charlatans: Modern Nature – album review
The twelfth album from The Charlatans is one of the band's best - a spun out affirmation, burning bright with brilliant melodies.
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Fader: In Shadow – album review
Electronic, pop and experimental – it’s all here.
Dr Who – The Abominable Snowmen – album review
Dr Who The Abominable Snowmen brings to life a long lost episode of the much loved TV favourite. Matt Mead walks into a police box to review for Louder Than War.
Paul and The Tall Trees – So Long – album review
Paul & The Tall Trees release their new long player So Long on Big Crown records continuing their rapid clime to the upper echelons of soul. Matt Mead reviews the album for Louder Than War.
The Sisters Of Mercy: Roundhouse, London – live review
The realisation that Eldritch is still a magnificent mystery is present amongst the crowd and The Sisters Of Mercy remain, on any Eldritch line up, in the skin. I hope he never changes.Shuffling out, I notice that everybody is smiling. There is jubilance in the dark.
Ronnie Burns: This Is Ronnie Burns – album review
Ronnie Burns - This Is Ronnie Burns RPM CD/DL Released 20 September 2019 Compilation of the works of...
