MILES KANE レコード& CD

Review: Miles Kane's fourth album came together after a chance recording session with "no frills" with psych-rock pair Sunglasses For Jaws in their Hackney studio. Taking inspiration from those collaborative hours, the record is a real joy, not least when the unexpected guest and Grammy-nominated singer Corinne Bailey Rae pops up for a duet on 'Nothing's Ever Gonna Be Good Enough'. Kane himself is full of his usual swagger and lyrically draws on the intense period of self reflection from which the record was born. Motown, soul, and original R&B all colour the tracks next to hints of glam and classic rock.

Review: Co-frontman of The Last Shadow Puppets and former frontman of The Rascals, Miles Kane, presents his third solo full length album and first since 2013. His grace takes cues from Iggy Pop and David Bowie, no doubt and there's a punkish, disco dance appeal to title track "Coup De Grace" which leads fittingly into the post, electro punk of "Silverscreen" and then into the sing along melody of "Wrong Side Of Life". It's a three-part sequence which delivers the album's best moments. The scoundrel-like pretence in Kane's Merseyside music is here to be heard in full, and is his ode to the area's best if every present in the Beatle-dom of "Shavambacu".

Review: Co-frontman of The Last Shadow Puppets and former frontman of The Rascals, Miles Kane, presents his third solo full length album and first since 2013. His grace takes cues from Iggy Pop and David Bowie, no doubt and there's a punkish, disco dance appeal to title track "Coup De Grace" which leads fittingly into the post, electro punk of "Silverscreen" and then into the sing along melody of "Wrong Side Of Life". It's a three-part sequence which delivers the album's best moments. The scoundrel-like pretence in Kane's Merseyside music is here to be heard in full, and is his ode to the area's best if every present in the Beatle-dom of "Shavambacu".