James Taylor Quartet, Goodie Mob, Music reviews

Live music review: James Taylor Quartet, Ronnie Scott's, London The Independent For a figure that has railed against the pleasantries of polite jazz, James Taylor looks suspiciously comfy in this all-seated venue where punters are still polishing ... See all stories on this topic »
Music Reviews: ASG, Dio, Dust, and Saxon Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) There have been quite a few releases coming into my inbox, my mailbox and hard drive these last four or so months. Some are new and great studio releases by ... See all stories on this topic »
Album review: Rizzle Kicks, Roaring 20s (Island) The Independent The opening query on Rizzle Kicks' follow-up to Stereo Typical –"What you got a naggy face for?" – is an apt gambit, both for its delicious use of evocative slang ... See all stories on this topic »
Live review: Plan B, O2 Shepherd's Bush Academy, London The Independent Following an unhappy set warming up for Eminem's headline slot at Slane Castle, Plan B returns to London in a promotional show to mark the arrival of 4G on ... See all stories on this topic »	The Independent
Album review: Goodie Mob, Age Against The Machine (Warner ... The Independent In the 14 years since World Party, CeeLo Green has entirely overshadowed his former Goodie Mob friends, and that dynamic dominates this comeback reunion ... See all stories on this topic »
BWW Reviews: BIG SEAN's Sophomore Album, 'Hall of Fame' Broadway World 'Hall of Fame', which dropped on Tuesday, August 27th, is the second studio album from hip hop recording artist Big Sean. Back in October, Big Sean released ... See all stories on this topic »
Album review: Neko Case, The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight ... The Independent Emerging from a three-year bout of bereavement-induced grief and depression, Neko Case here offers a song-cycle that takes her from the looming portents of ... See all stories on this topic »
Album review: The 1975, The 1975 (Polydor) The Independent The 1975 have made much of their eclecticism, the way that YouTube has effectively telescoped all of pop history into one big stylistic marketplace. Which raises ... See all stories on this topic »
Youssou N'Dour: Voice of Africa, BBC Four The Arts Desk For large numbers of Western fellow-travellers he's the sexiest, most charismastic figure to emerge from the whole world music phenomenon. For everyone else ... See all stories on this topic »
Album review: Nine Inch Nails, Hesitation Marks (Polydor) The Independent The album title apparently refers to the tentative blade-testing marks made by potential suicides and self-harmers, and the music remains a suitably scarified ... See all stories on this topic »