Once I was an eagle
Laura Marling
Emneord
Minder om
Blood lust
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats
Tiny rewards
Admiral Fallow
Tree bursts in snow
Admiral Fallow
Babel
Mumford & Sons
Oh yes we can love : a history of glam rock
The nearer the fountain, more pure the stream flows
Damon Albarn
Visions
Hymns from Nineveh
The magical world of The Strands
Michael Head
Metallica
Metallica
Anmeldelser (2)
Drowned in sound
d. 21. mar. 2011
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Neil Ashman
d. 21. mar. 2011
"There are albums of which you can immediately point to a substantial list of flaws, but which at the end of the day win your favour by being unmistakably the output of a finely attuned group of musicians. This would make for an easy, but not quite accurate, summation what's great and not-so-great about Admiral Fallow's debut record Boots Met My Face"honesty of its own".
BBC music
d. 13. apr. 2011
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Mike Diver
d. 13. apr. 2011
"This is a set that mixes melancholic folk with soar-away pop melodies, heartbroken lyricism with insistent guitar motifs, elevating strings with sing-along choruses. It's simultaneously the most devastatingly downtrodden and the most wonderfully uplifting LP to have passed these ears in some time. It leaves an instant impression: the kind that stirs the listener into playing the record again, right away; and then probably once more ... on it goes, surprising and enthralling, entrancing through simplicity, through finely crafted material played superbly well. It is, probably, the best album of folk-goes-indie-with-a-Scottish-accent since [The Delgados'] The Great Eastern [from 2000]".