Wireless Bollinger

reviews

Mon:07-May-07

by Daniel Grimsey

Dumb Luck is largely meandering noise and it would take a heart full of patience to sit through it too many times.

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Mon:30-Apr-07

by Kev Lavery

Lightning Dust overcomes the common trappings of minimalism.
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Mon:30-Apr-07

by Arjun S. Ravi

Yoko Ono is like sour peach ice cream.
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Mon:30-Apr-07

by Kieren O’Shea

The Bird and The Bee never waver or falters with their experimentation.
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Mon:30-Apr-07

by Justin Pearsall

The Kissaway Trail could be whoever they want.
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Mon:30-Apr-07

by Wal Cross/Eric Wilson

It’s Pop. Poppy, pop, pop, pop.
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Mon:23-Apr-07

by Adam Davy

Drums and Guns is a rare and beautiful encounter that is both relevant and poignant.
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Mon:23-Apr-07

by Mark Simms

Versatility and sense of the unknown is what makes No Shouts, No Calls both confusing and exciting.
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Mon:23-Apr-07

by Steve Scully

From the Ground Up is as assured a debut as I’ve heard.
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Mon:23-Apr-07

by Justin Pearsall

Music such as Rand and Holland’s places the listener on a see-saw.
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Mon:23-Apr-07

by Arjun S. Ravi

Mon:23-Apr-07

by Justin Pearsall

Much of this album is a grating, head-shaking and frustrating affair.
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