Quite why Kano is not number one in every country in the world is a poser which has us scratching our barnet on the daily. Especially given that 140 Grime Street is quite literally AMAZING. 'I got so many garms, I'm clobbered' he says. Our review, in the new handy, cut-out-and-keep pictoral style, after the jump.
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Jeremy Warmsley's second album How We Became, reviewed with pictures, because long texty reviews are BORING.
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Ladyhawke's debut album came out on September 22, but we've been too damn busy listening to it to actually sit down and make a nice collage about it. Until now. We officially love it, because it makes us think of these things, and all of them are good:
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Yo Majesty's debut album is properly mental. We tried listening to it on a Monday morning once and it was not a success. However we have listened to it on Thursday night, Friday afternoon, Saturday day and Sunday lunch, and at all of those times it works. It's insanely danceable in parts, riot grrrl shouty in others, and the only drawback is that its length makes it a bit sloppier than necessary. But it is still loads of fun. Here it is, in pictures.
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We tried to like Everything Is Borrowed because it's got that nice way of being really jaunty musically while having depressing lyrics about the end of the world. But after much playing of it, we have come to the conclusion - and it breaks our heart to even say it - that it is a bit like what your sixth form would've come up with if they were asked to make a musical about climate change. With a touch more charm and cheek. In pictures:
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The new Oasis album, Dig Out Your Soul, leaked onto the internets yesterday, so it's about to get brung out a week early. We were going to review it but after careful consideration decided there were a lot of things we'd rather do than actually have to listen to a new Oasis album...
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We've been enjoying Plastic Little's gross-out party hip-hop since Crambodia first came to our attention back in 2006, but since Welcome To The Jang House is their third album, we've got a lot of catching up to do. While we do that, you can see our review of the record, done as a cut-and-paste collage.
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After Katy Perry's pictorial picking-apart last week, here's The Lipster's verdict on The Spinto Band's new long player - out today - brought to you though medium of Photoshonk.
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Ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. We are reviving the Lipster album review, only we are now going to do it using the medium of collage. To kick things off, here's our pictorial appreciation of Katy Perry - One Of The Boys...
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