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Concert Review by Mark Bayross LA2, London – 30 May 2000 Despite the fact this is taking place on a Tuesday night, the LA2 is packed, and not just with the usual crowd of goths and rivetheads. Many of the audience appear to have come straight from the office. In this context, the industrial Album Reviews by Mark Bayross and EDF Two PHASE9 reviewers wanted to review this album so in the style of the title here are TWO reviews Review by Mark Bayross Not many people know this, but despite its title this is actually the third album recorded by Utah Saints. After their huge-selling debut, they Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger The attention Utah Saints are now demanding is quite staggering for example their latest single release POWER TO THE BEATS came into PHASE9 and all our music reviewers wanted to do the write up! A rare event! So as editor, I decided to do the honours (and keep Single Review by Mark Bayross After what seems an eternity Utah Saints are back. Having stormed the charts back in the early nineties with techno-rock anthems like SOMETHING GOOD, WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR ME and BELIEVE IN ME, they seemed to sit back and let The Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers take over. Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger Despite being ace, it has to be said that Utah Saints’ comeback album TWO was no way near the monster hit it should have been. This was possibly down to the fact that, apart from a couple of choice cuts (released as singles anyway), the album may have Single Review by Mark Bayross After the fairly subdued comeback single LOVESONG earlier this year, Utah Saints have released FUNKY MUSIC to remind us that we can still rely on them to fill dance floors. Enlisting the help of soul legend Edwin Starr on vocals, this is a supremely funky chunk of hook-laden techno. Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger This just doesn’t do it for me, it doesn’t want to make me turn the radio off exactly, I just want the next track to start. Album Review by Mark Bayross The Used have been getting a fair few column inches recently, and not just because lead singer Bert McCracken has been stepping out with Kelly Osbourne. Hailing from the – presumably godawful – conservative backwater of Orem, Utah, the band are a ball of rage from the word go. Album Review by EDF A little while ago, I reviewed a compilation album called LIGHT YEARS AHEAD: THE BEST OF SOLARISERECORDS.COM, which featured UK band Urusen. Back then I was impressed by their musicianship and the quality of the track that was featured then. Now the two cousins, Peter Beatty and Ben Please have Album Review by Nigel A. Messenger URBAN KISS 2003 is the third in this series of collections of the urban music scene featuring R&B, UK garage and hip hop tracks. This giant 36 track double CD is mixed very smoothly indeed by DJ Swerve with a whole list of major artists included. Among the |
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