Latest Reviews 17-23 October 2011 
LettersMatt Cardle
Over-produced to a point where what distinguished Cardle from the pack is lost.reviewed by Chris Roberts
DaysReal Estate
A perfect second LP which rewards the careful ear unequivocally.reviewed by James Skinner
Working in TennesseeMerle Haggard
An album full of relaxed mastery, as well as grit and charm, from the country veteran.reviewed by Ninian Dunnett
Revelation Road Shelby Lynne
The closest Lynne has got to where she should always have been.reviewed by Andrew Mueller
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying BirdsNoel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
He knows what he likes, and has turned his influences into an enjoyable solo debut.reviewed by Fraser McAlpine
Mastered by Guy at the ExchangeMax Tundra
Second album from Max Tundra (aka Ben Jacobs) offers a hyperspeed progressive pop...reviewed by Peter Marsh
The Best Of Ash
A study of what might have been, and what was, which packs plenty of walloping choruses.reviewed by John Aizlewood
Hurry Up, We’re DreamingM83
A journey through the introspective and the bombastic, the striving and the exhaustive.reviewed by Reef Younis
From Here to AnywhereSneaky Sound System
Australian duo’s main fault on album three is their over eagerness to please.reviewed by Tom Hocknell
Veronica FallsVeronica Falls
Filled with enough dark delights to send tingles up and down your spine.reviewed by Ben Hewitt
BruxismTrophy Wife
Highly promising EP from an Oxford trio worth a tip or two in 2012.reviewed by Mike Diver
Bad PennySpectrals
Terrific stuff from a young Yorkshireman in a Morrissey-ish mould.reviewed by Lou Thomas
The Drummer EPNiki and the Dove
Superbly bright modern pop arrangements, highlighted by neon lamplight.reviewed by Mike Diver
SeverantKuedo
A stunning debut that gives up more secrets with every listen.reviewed by Ian Roullier
Red Sky JulyRed Sky July
Classic country virtues all the way from Bristol town.reviewed by Ninian Dunnett
The Great Escape ArtistJane’s Addiction
Serviceable, but Jane’s missed their chance to make a third great LP decades ago.reviewed by Andrzej Lukowski
Il cimento dell'armonia e dell'inventione - 12 concerti, Op. 8 (The Avison Ensemble; violin: Pavlo Beznosuik)Antonio Vivaldi
A delightful new set which showcases The Four Seasons’ startling originality.reviewed by Graham Rogers
Indigo ChildDonae’o
A collection that is incredible at times, but more a taster of something bigger to come.reviewed by Natalie Shaw
Symphonies 2, 4, 7, 9; Lieder (conductor: Otto Klemperer; Philharmonia Orchestra)Gustav Mahler
An indispensable set for anyone looking to get closer to Mahler.reviewed by Daniel Ross
Hall MusicLoney, Dear
Exquisitely poised melancholy from Swedish singer-songwriter.reviewed by Wyndham Wallace
