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Adam Norsworthy – Infinite Hotel CD Review
Ultimately, with eleven varied and vibrant tracks, Infinite Hotel does a neat job of summarising Adam’s career to date and, with its polished production, it’s easy to imagine a whole new audience awakening to his…
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David Ford – ‘The Arrangement’ Album Review
Seven songs. So, does that make this a short album or an EP? I’ve decided, personally, that, in the same spirit of The Divine Comedy’s “A Short Album About Love”, a piece of work that…
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David J. Roch – ‘A Cynic, A Realist, An Undertaker’ Album Review
Last week, I went to The Lexington, one of my favourite music venues in London, to see the immensely talented Nicole Atkins perform. I happened to mention this on Twitter the night before and a…
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Passenger – ‘Whispers’ Album Review
I had been vaguely aware of Passenger for a little while, but had written “them” (as I didn’t know it was a solo venture) off as just another one of these tedious Ed Sheeran-like…
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Gary Page – ‘The Age Of Constant Pressure’ Album Review
Unless you live in Eastbourne, or you are a big fan of David Ford as I am, you probably won’t be familiar with Gary ‘G Man’ Page (if you even don’t know who David…
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Neil Young – ‘A Letter Home’ Album Review
I was well aware what this album contained when I ordered it and the premise sounded fascinating. Neil Young sending sonic “letters home” which were recorded in an old 1947 “Voice-O-Graph” recording booth at…
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Phil Stiles
SonicAbuse editor & writer
