TRACKLISTING: 1 Look Into The Light, 2 This House, 3 In The Morning, 4 If You Want Me, 5 Perfect Love, 6 Brave The Storm, 7 Dead Bees, 8 Sorrow's Army, 9 Caspian Sea, 10 Home, 11 Humble Man, 12 Feel Alright, 13 Far From Everything,
14 Tripping Over, 15 November,
OVERVIEW: Graham Coxon has remained one of the most influential and inspiring guitar players and songwriters of the last quarter-century, whether through his immensely eclectic and challenging solo material or role within Blur.
'The Spinning Top', Coxon's seventh studio LP to date, is also his finest yet whether the folky blues shuffle of 'Sorrow's Army', menacing thrashes of 'Dead Bees', or eight-minute daydream opus, and perhaps album centrepiece, 'In The Morning'. Comprising 15 original new songs, the album was produced by Stephen Street and featuring collaborators such as Danny Thompson and Robyn Hitchcock.
Graham's most intimate and beguiling work to date, 'The Spinning Top' ploughs depths, textures and lyrical furrows that few of his contemporaries are still able to muster, especially this far down the line. Conversely, this is the sound of a man rejuvenated and refocused, ready for yet another flourish in an-already compulsive and vital career.
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...according to Matthew Wedlake.
I bought this without really checking any of the songs beforehand. So I was pleasently suprised to find that nearly every song on the albulm was pretty brilliant. Graham Coxon in my opinion is one of the best guitarists alive at the moment, and his singing is decent enough to go with it. All in all very good, lots of good stuff.
Rating: 4 out of 5So, what do you think?