Found 14 matches.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Stacy's Mom
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Power pop pretenders, lay down your guitars: the masters are back
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Rememberesce EP
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
The latest four-piece from the Big Apple to spark a record company feeding frenzy, The Stills (like their mates Interpol) owe a sizeable debt to early ‘80s British pop acts.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
It's All Good
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
I’m not sure if Damien realises it, but this song has become something of a call to arms for the new wave of Irish musicians.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Moonlight/Skin, Bone & Silicone
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Belfast-based chanteuse Susan Enan is possessed of a fabulous voice that’s part Kirsty McColl, part Kathryn Williams.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Mars
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Machine-gun drums, staccato bursts of guitar and laid-back vocals, ‘Mars’ is, for my money, the finest three and a half minutes on the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ much-lauded debut and is far more interesting than their usual sonic bluster.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Don't Look Back Into The Sun
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Deserves to be a staple of student discos for some time.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Promises, Promises
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
These guys haven’t had half the hype of some of their ‘new rock’ contemporaries but they’re twice as talented as most of them.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
The Golden Path
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
What might seem an unlikely collaboration on paper, this is as bizarre as you could have imagined and as brilliant as you could have hoped.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
This Life
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Criminally overlooked in this, his native land, Perry Blake is a musical maverick who is keeping pop safe for thinking people.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
She Kissed Me (It Felt Like A Hit)
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Certainly, this is the rockiest wig-out the Spiritualized mainman has indulged in for years.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Swansong
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Probably the crankiest musician this city has ever produced (remember Puppy Love Bomb’s ‘Dublin Is Dead’ t-shirts), Marc Carroll still manages to produce some sublime pop moments.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Spitting Games
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Refreshing yet familiar, sweet but with balls and rockin’ in the best possible way, Snow Patrol are definitely on to a winner. Cracking stuff.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Me & My Love
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Kittser is on top form with this quirky, up tempo love song complete with a catchy, uplifting, grinning-deliriously-from-ear-to-ear chorus.
Music Review | Single
8 Sep 2003
Fake
John Walshe & Hannah Hamilton
Easily the most radio-friendly of their singles to date, ‘Fake’s chorus could convince even Hansard-haters that Glen & Co. have something very special indeed.
