“Let England Shake” – ‘PJ Harvey’ [Joint Review]
• February 13, 2011 • Leave a CommentPosted in Music, Reviews
Tags: &, Afghanistan, All, All And Everyone, and, Arcade, Arcade Fire, Battleship, Bed, bells, Bible, Born, Born In The USA, Bruce, Bruce Springsteen, Capolla, Cæcilie Trier, Chimes, Chimes & Bells, Dali, Dark, Die, Doors, Dorset, Dot, Eliot, Enantiomorphic, England, English, Ernest, Ernest Hemingway, Everyone, Fire, Ford, Francis, Francis Ford Capolla, Funeral, Gallipoli, Generals, Generals Die In Bed, Glorious, god, Goya, harvey, Hemingway, Hill, in, In The Dark Places, Iraq, jean, Land, Last, Let, Let England Shake, Living, lyrics, Maddy, Maddy Prior, Maketh, Middle East, Mike, Mike Williams, Murder, Neon, Neon Bible, NME, on, On Battleship Hill, PJ Harvey, Places, polly, Polly Jean Harvey, Prior, Régine Chassagne, review, Rose, Salvador, Salvador Dali, Shake, Soldier, Springsteen, T.S. Eliot, the, The Doors, The Dot, The Enantiomorphic God, The Glorious Land, The Last Living Rose, The Unknown Soldier, The Velvet Underground, The Wasteland, The Worlds That Maketh Murder, Underground, Unknown, USA, Velvet, vocals, Wasteland, Williams, Words
“Silos” – ‘Déclassé’ & “La Roux” – ‘La Roux’
• July 9, 2009 • Leave a CommentPosted in Reviews
Tags: Declasse, electropop, Elly, Elly Jackson, Enantiomorphic, England, Europe, Evolved, Finland, Go, god, gothic rock, Highly, Highly Evolved, Hodder, Jackson, kyte, La, La Roux, Machine, Michael, Michael Hodder, pop, post, post-rock, rock, Roux, Saints, Silos, the, The Enantiomorphic God, UK, When, When Saints Go Machine
