Latest Reviews 24-30 January 2011 
The Golden Age of KnowhereFuneral Party
Remember, you can't spell Funeral Party without “fun” or “party”.reviewed by Iain Moffatt
Born MusicPadang Food Tigers
London duo creates a space for contemplation that's hard to resist.reviewed by Colin Buttimer
Live and Dangerous / Johnny the Fox / JailbreakThin Lizzy
The spandex has lost some of its cool, but the songs fare much better.reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre
Kiss Each Other CleanIron & Wine
A fuller, friskier record than anything Beam has captured before.reviewed by Louis Pattison
The Party Ain’t Over Wanda Jackson
A rich, warm, big-hearted and hilarious album.reviewed by Andrew Mueller
Mine Is YoursCold War Kids
Californian quartet’s third LP is a decidedly mixed bag.reviewed by James Skinner
Traiveller’s JoyEmily Smith
Avoids the grit that much of the modern folk scene opts for.reviewed by David Quantick
City Of RefugeAbigail Washburn
An original, accessible and highly recommended purchase.reviewed by David Quantick
21Adele
Genuinely brilliant second album from the London singer.reviewed by Ian Wade
Cloud NothingsCloud Nothings
Young Cleveland artist reveals a debut moulded in the power-pop tradition.reviewed by Alex Denney
The Here and NowArchitects
Brighton metalcore band’s fourth LP in five years is packed with ambition.reviewed by Raziq Rauf
The Deep FieldJoan as Police Woman
There is something fantastically indulgent and heartening going on here.reviewed by James Skinner
The Gentle WarTrichotomy
Australian piano/drums/bass trio’s second album is a disc without a dull moment.reviewed by John Eyles
Cluster 71Cluster
Kosmische innovators’ influential debut reissued.reviewed by Spencer Grady
BuffaloThe Phoenix Foundation
If you’re looking for a record to banish the winter, this could be it.reviewed by Andrzej Lukowski
Live at Perthshire Amber Julie Fowlis
Reassuringly relaxed and refreshingly gimmick-free live LP from the Scottish singer.reviewed by Colin Irwin
The Big RoarThe Joy Formidable
A powerful signal of intent and a fantastic debut.reviewed by Mike Haydock
Sinners & SaintsRaul Malo
He manages to make downer sentiments sound rather cheerful.reviewed by Martin Longley
This Nation's Saving Grace The Fall
Their ninth album, remastered, still sounds dense, punchy, lean and surly.reviewed by Martin Aston
Last Train to Paris Diddy - Dirty Money
The rap titan's ambitious new record may well deserve a standing ovation.reviewed by Alex Macpherson
ContentGang of Four
Vital act of the post-punk era releases their not-so-vital new album.reviewed by Charles Ubaghs
Lágrimas Mexicanas Vinicius Cantuária & Bill Frisell
A duet as bizarrely beautiful as it is beautifully bizarre.reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre
