Album Reviews

Album reviews from Artrocker Magazine.

Cass McCombs / Humor Risk
Samuel Breen recommends the autumnal classiness of Cass McCombs...
Released | By Sam Breen
Johnny Foreigner / Johnny Foreigner Vs Everything
JoFo are still a vital energy source that shouldn't be overlooked, writes Rory Carroll...
Released 07 November 11 on Alcopop! | By Rory Carroll
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy / Wolfroy Goes To Town
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's latest album embraces dark themes with calmness and grace, writes Steven Belfrage
Released
Wibidi / Tigerbaby
Super Furry beatmasters collaborate with sharp-tongued urban mystic to enjoyable effect, writes Ric Rawlins
Released 31 October 11 on Strangetown Records | By Ric Rawlins
U2 / Achtung Baby
Ric Rawlins revisits the era of ZOO TV as Achtung Baby turns twenty...
Released | By Ric Rawlins
The Lowriders / Fury
Tom Norton feels the fury at Colchester based four-piece The Lowriders
Released | By Tom Norton
Manic Street Preachers / National Treasures
Their singles alone... are enough, are enough, are enough
Released 31 October 11 on Columbia/Sony | By Ric Rawlins
Sonic Youth / Hits Are For Squares
Sonic Youth take an original approach to the Greatest Hits concept. Ric Rawlins takes notes.
Released 31 October 11 on Geffen | By Ric Rawlins
Gary Numan / Dead Son Rising
Gary Numan has delivered one of the great conceptual dystopian rock albums of all time, according to conceptual dystopian rock expert Ric Rawlins
Released 24 October 11 on Mortal Records | By Ric Rawlins
The Bristol Reggae Explosion 2: The 1980s
Mark Cousens heads for the west country circa thirty years ago, to discover a little-known but fully blossoming reggae scene...
Released 17 October 11 on Bristol Archives Records | By Mark Cousens

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ARTROCKER MAGAZINE ISSUE 118 - ON SALE NOW!

We celebrate one of our all-time fave bands and Artrocker friends The Black Keys with an exclusive interview, photos by the legendary Gavin Watson AND a look back at their first-ever cover feature from 2004! Also: The KLF revisited! New photos, new interviews, new mysteries! PLUS - We chat with the top 10 invading Maccabees, while Atari Teenage Riot bring on the revolution - AND Over 100 records reviewed!