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Album Review by Nigel A. Messenger Billed as an original soundtrack album it’s worth noting that on the front of the CD sleeve it states – ‘music from and inspired by the motion picture’. Although at the time of writing this review I have not yet seen the press preview of the movie I Album Review by Mark Bayross This is the third album from Queen Adreena, completing what singer Katie Jane Garside sees as a trilogy after TAXIDERMY and DRINK ME. And what a way to complete the circle, with dynamic songwriting and powerful musicianship, especially from former Daisy Chainsaw cohort Crispin Gray, whose guitar shreds its Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger This is an excellent, heavy track with a pounding beat saturated with the sexy tones of lead singer Katie Jane Garside. PRETTY LIKE DRUGS is a sensational song and it’s taken from the forthcoming album DRINK ME. If this is anything to go by you should be queuing Album Review by Mark Bayross After the excellent THE BUTCHER AND THE BUTTERFLY album and a support slot with Marilyn Manson in Paris comes this release of Queen Adreena in all their teeth-gnashing glory live, as the title suggests, at the ICA. Recorded in March of this year, it’s a bruising set-list that includes Single Review by Mark Bayross After the well-received second album DRINK ME comes this new single. FM DOLL takes off pretty much where the album left off – bowel-shaking drums, searing guitars and, of course, Katie Jane Garside’s unhinged vocals. Plenty of singers attempt the look-at-me-I’m-insane delivery with little conviction, but Garside’s performance is Concert Review by Jamie Homer ICA, London – 22 March 2005 A strange, eclectic group of people assembled tonight for what would be a strange, weird and truly unique gig at the ICA in London. The crowd, some of who clearly date back to Katie Jane Garside and Crispin Grey’s Daisy Chainsaw days, remind Album Review by EDF After the publicity and praise Quecia received of their debut album, most groups would have quickly gone into a recording studio to record the follow-up album. Not Quecia, who instead built their own studio and spent the best part of 18 months writing and recording their second album, II. The Concert Review by Kris Griffiths Due to the relatively short notice at which this new Q magazine tour had been announced, the opening night’s crowd is unsurprisingly sparse and sedate. With the Empire being such a cosy little venue, usually packed with punters like sardines in a crushed tin box, it feels a bit |
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