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SCANDAL – Mirror: Review

April 14, 2022April 14, 2022 Paul Ferry

There’s a problem with the way in which we consume music these days. The problem is this: back in the days when you listened to a vinyl LP, a cassette or a CD, you tended to listen to it beginning … Continue reading SCANDAL – Mirror: Review

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The Beatles – Get Back: Review

December 14, 2021December 14, 2021 Paul Ferry

I have vague memories of watching Let It Be on television in my childhood, as part of a season of Beatles films shown on BBC2 in the early evening. With a little help from my friends (pun partly intended), I’ve … Continue reading The Beatles – Get Back: Review

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The Sparks Brothers: Review

August 21, 2021 Paul Ferry

There are two types of cult following for bands: the Cool Cult, that most people won’t have heard of but the wearing of whose t-shirt will get you an appreciative nod from the girl behind the counter in the record … Continue reading The Sparks Brothers: Review

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Piroshka – Love Drips and Gathers: Review

August 1, 2021August 16, 2021 Paul Ferry

Piroshka were formed in 2018 by former Lush frontwoman Miki Berenyi, her partner K.J. ‘Moose’ McKillop, Justin Welsh from Elastica and Michael Conroy from Modern English and this is their second studio album after 2018’s Brickbat. Staunchly refuting the label … Continue reading Piroshka – Love Drips and Gathers: Review

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Queen + Adam Lambert: Live Around the World

October 24, 2020February 24, 2021 Paul Ferry

It’s a sobering thought, but rock gods Queen have now existed far longer without their flamboyant front man Freddie Mercury than they did with him. His tragic death from AIDS in 1991 changed everything for the band, back at the … Continue reading Queen + Adam Lambert: Live Around the World

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Scandal – Kiss from the Darkness

March 1, 2020February 25, 2021 Paul Ferry

SCANDAL IN THE HOUSE… AGAIN! The Japanese all-female rock band who’ve now been around for 14 years (but somehow don’t look a day over 22) return for their ninth studio album Kiss from the Darkness. I discovered Scandal about 5 … Continue reading Scandal – Kiss from the Darkness

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Sparks – Gratuitous Sax and Senseless Violins (Special Edition)

January 26, 2020March 12, 2021 Paul Ferry

1994’s Gratuitous Sax and Senseless Violins marks the point at which I really got into Sparks. Sure, I was aware of them from my childhood in the 70s, when they were frequent visitors to Top of the Pops (I’m sure … Continue reading Sparks – Gratuitous Sax and Senseless Violins (Special Edition)

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Past Tense: The Best of Sparks

December 7, 2019March 14, 2021 Paul Ferry

While some bands loudly extol their own virtues through splits, reformations and 47th farewell tours, there are other bands that just tick along in the cultish shadows being quietly magnificent. Sparks are the epitome of such a band. Formed in … Continue reading Past Tense: The Best of Sparks

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Jeff Lynne’s ELO – From Out of Nowhere

November 3, 2019March 14, 2021 Paul Ferry

The original version of the Electric Light Orchestra released their final album Balance of Power in 1986; it was a contractual obligation album, Jeff Lynne was desperate to get out of his contract with Epic Records and concentrate on producing. … Continue reading Jeff Lynne’s ELO – From Out of Nowhere

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The Monkees Christmas Party

February 21, 2019March 14, 2021 Paul Ferry

This review was intended for Strange Skins Digital issue #6, but I’m publishing it here as a tribute to Peter Tork, who passed away today. Peter was an important part of The Monkees, sometimes overlooked but always essential. He might … Continue reading The Monkees Christmas Party

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