Lost 10 of 2010 - #5: Fool's Gold Fool's Gold
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Foxtrot at Stanmer House, Brighton, Sun 12 Sep
Willkommen’s inaugural Foxtrot went on with nary a hitch.»
Crocodiles - Sleep Forever
Sleep Forever won’t actually put you to sleep, but it won’t stir anything else up, either. »
Caitlin Rose - Own Side Now
Rose exceeded the expectations that her EP drummed up and delivered a beautiful and tender, youthfully energetic album that crosses the line Rose herself has been toeing so carefully between indie and country. »
Happy Birthday - Happy Birthday
It’s great to see that Kyle Thomas is finally getting his due. After toiling away, practically unnoticed across a an impressive ar»
Wounded Lion - Wounded Lion
There is a simple appeal to Wounded Lion, whose live show belies the simplicity of the record, and their songs – it’s just too readily accessible.»
Caitlin Rose - Dead Flowers
When you’re 22 and living in Nashville, Tennessee, there’s not much to do but go out – drink, smoke and watch people. But newcomer»
Fool's Gold - Fool's Gold
Fool’s Gold are truly a quintessential Los Angeles band. Their members' reach extends from Lewis Pesacov’s Foreign Born to Luke To»
Beans On Toast - Standing On A Chair
If you can make it through all 50 songs, not only will you get a pat on the back, but you’ll be privy to the peculiar, intelligent ramblings of a man who has been places and seen things, who can rhyme fully and partially but can’t play guitar, but who doesn’t let that stop him from making a winding album of songs that have been kicking around for years but are somehow still relevant and outstanding.»
Lord Auch - To the Shithouse
Taking more than just their name from the pseudonym of metaphysical-absurdist French essayist Georges Bataille, Lord Auch also took some time to revel in the degradation and cultivate a healthy appreciation for some good sadism. »
Jamie T - Kings And Queens
Jamie T and the Pacemakers have most certainly cemented their position as Merry Pranksters, injecting their youthful effervescence into a musical landscape that can take things far too seriously.»
She Keeps Bees - Nests
She Keeps Bees. She Keeps Bees. She Keeps Bees. She. Keeps. Bees? Putting their name aside (and perhaps their name is to blame on »
6 Day Riot - Have A Plan
For anyone bad with numbers, like myself, 6 Day Riot can be a bit tricky. Are they a trio? Or is it a quintet? Do nine musicians r»
The Gay Blades - Ghosts
I really, really don't envy The Gay Blades. The New York duo has somehow managed to get stuck with a bunch of big name comparisons»