Tim Den – Page 44 – Lollipop Magazine

Nineteen Forty-Five – I Saw A Bright Light – Review

December 10, 2003

“Where is My Mind?” expanded into an album, replete with male/female singing/shouting, dirty early-’90s guitar distortion, and slacker beats.

31 Knots – It Was High Time to Escape – Review

December 10, 2003

31Knots go boy scout on their song arrangements, intertwining hammer-ons and pull-offs until everything’s a series of sonic knots.

Dropsonic – The Big Nothing – Review

December 10, 2003

I know, I know, these guys have been described as “Led Zeppelin-meets-Radiohead” a thousand times before… but fuck me, that’s seriously right on the money.

South – With the Tides – Review

December 10, 2003

Though South have never been a top Britpop contender, With the Tides just might change all that.

Belle & Sebastian – Dear Catastrophe Waitress – Review

November 26, 2003

There are still hints of sarcasm (the title track), but the happy-go-lucky nature of Dear Catastrophe Waitress is so thick that you hardly notice anything else.

Denison Witmer – Recovered – Review

November 26, 2003

Forget Bright Eyes, this generation’s best singer/songwriter is Denison Witmer, no doubt about it.

Mojave 3 – Spoon and Rafter – Review

November 26, 2003

Vulnerable folk-pop that owes as much to misty English mornings as sun-baked leather and spurs.

Elvis Costello And The Attractions – Get Happy – Review

November 26, 2003

Indeed, the performances here feel like a fish in water, bopping to on-beats and Sunday gospel hollers as if directly transported from the Deep South.

Björk – Gling-Gló – Review

November 19, 2003

Before Debut, Björk recorded Gling-Gló, a collection of Icelandic jazz and folk songs that went platinum in her native country.

The Party of Helicopters – Please Believe It – Review

November 12, 2003

They’ve got Shudder To Think’s dramatic vocals, Botch/Minus The Bear’s guitar downpours, and stoner rock riffing bombast. Simply astounding.