Lyrically, Strangefolk sees Crispian return with an older, wiser head. Accordingly, Strangefolk delivers a lacerating assault on Blairaq (?To Die For Love?) a storming swamp-blues addressing Katrina and her waves (?Hurricane Season?) and for those fearing the band have lost their sense of mischief should head for ?Great Dictator Of The Free World?, a song delivered from the perspective of George Bush, climaxing with the line ?I want to make love in Guantanamo!? ?We are living in exciting and terrifying...   [ read more ]

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Even by famously fickle British pop standards, Kula Shaker's reign on top was brief. Famously over-hyped (usually by its own lead singer, Crispian Mills) and shamelessly derivative, the band's devotion to Indian textures and swirling 1960s psychedelia pegged them for charming-footnote status almost immediately. All of which makes Kollected a perfect album. Compiling the strongest material from the band's two studio albums, as well as single and compilation tracks, Kollected is really all ...   [ read more ]

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