Reviews by alexander

Very stripped down. Nice!

Payback time.

From wiki: "Gray believes that the success of White Ladder paved the way for 'soul-baring' artists such as James Blunt, Ed Sheeran, George Ezra, James Bay and Tom Walker."

Has Everyday People on it so cannot give it less than a 4.
Also better than There's A Riot Going On.

Nice bossa nova!

Awesome female punk with horns!

Really good when it's good but just as bad when it's bad.
Horrible album cover!

Mostly pretentious and whiny as usual with Radiohead.
But Jigsaw Falling Into Place bumps it up to a 3.

Nice voice!

Boring country.

"This is the second Simply Red song on this tape. One's unforgivable. Two's a war crime. Can I fast-forward?"

0/5, that was terrible in all possible ways. Just generic radio pop done in a bad way.

Like their upbeat stuff more.
Not really a fan of the synth-pop ballads on here.

Strong Blondie-vibes!

Straight up punk!

Too long but quite a few good tracks.
Reminded me of R.E.M.

As if Tracy Chapman merged with Joni Mitchell.
Love the funky tracks.

It's just way too smooth.

You would have thought that making one album that is a soundtrack to a movie that doesnt exist is enough for most artists.
But here's the second one from this man.

And this one was great fun.

First track is some Madchester/Acid House fusion with Jarvis Cocker singing and then its just a wild ride into weird jazzy and funky tracks until suddenly Nick Cave is appearing on The Sweetest Embrace with his lovely vocals.

Nice!

As far as boring singer songwriter album goes this one is pretty decent.
The Byrds guy.

Rätt bra story telling på en del låtar men överlag ganska tamt. Bra röst!