Tagged With ‘album’
by Modculture 14 June, 2013
Seems like there’s a mini Corduroy revival going on right now. Which suits me just fine. Hot on the heels of the Very Yeah box set comes news of a one-off live show and a live album via Acid Jazz. Continue Reading
by Modculture 10 May, 2013
We have mentioned the band in the past in our new bands section, but now you can hear the first long-player by Australian garage band The High Learys. Continue Reading
by Modculture 4 April, 2013
Fans of first-generation R&B might want to get an order in for New Breed Blues With Black Popcorn, which is released on the Kent label. Continue Reading
by Modculture 5 February, 2013
If you don’t want to take out word for it via our review, you can check out just how good the Cabinet of Curiosities album by Jacco Gardner is yourself via a free stream of it. Continue Reading
by Modculture 14 January, 2013
I’ve never heard of Alfa 9, but by all accounts, they had an album with positive reviews seven years back, then drifted off to do other things. Now they are back with Gone To Ground. Continue Reading
by Modculture 11 January, 2013
Seems odd that a 24-year-old Dutchman with a love of late ’60s psych is being cited as one of the ones to watch in 2013, but that is the case with Jacco Gardner, who has been flagged up by everyone from the hipster press through to the NME. On the evidence of his debut album Cabinet of Curiosities, you can see why. Continue Reading
by Modculture 2 November, 2012
Don’t believe anyone that tells you there are no good bands around these days. The Shook-Ups have a new album out called Bad Reception and to be honest, it’s excellent. Continue Reading
by Modculture 22 October, 2012
This isn’t going to everyone’s cup of tea, but if you like the idea of digging deep into the roots of R&B, the Jukebox Mambo album on Jazzman Records could be for you. Continue Reading
by Modculture 9 October, 2012
The 6music show is popular and the man himself has done plenty of guesting out and about (including at Manchester’s legendary Hideaway Club). So The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club album on Freestyle Records could be a decent listen. Continue Reading
by Modculture 27 September, 2012
If you have been in the business 30 years, an album is certainly going to be on the cards. In the case of Kent, it’s the Kent 30: Best Of Kent Northern 1982 – 2012 album. Continue Reading