Articles by Chris Browning

❉ This is a rather lovely, if eccentric, mix of Bacharach inspirations, reinforcing his genius, writes Chris Browning.

❉ There’s silliness, melancholy pop and so much more in the world of Stackridge, writes Chris Browning.

❉ There are treasures to be found in this charming box set, writes Chris Browning. 

❉ This set is an audio time capsule of a world before the sea change comes, writes Chris Browning.

❉ This is the most sonically adventurous The Residents have sounded in years, writes Chris Browning.

❉ Cherry Red’s 3CD prequel to NME indie sampler ‘C86’ remembers to be noisy and bothersome, writes Chris Browning.

❉  Jane and Barton’s first album in 40 years is as beautiful and idiosyncratic as the first one was.

❉ A vehicle demonstrating the massive influence of expansive jazz, exploratory classical and experimental electronic music.

❉ Half a century later, a welcome reissue of one of the rarest albums of the Brit folk era.