Album Review: Donkey
So, Cansei De Ser Sexy (CSS) have grown up. They made their self-titled debut album in 2005 as this renegade Brazilian band comprised of hot party artist types. They played shows with everyone from Ladytron to Busdriver. Lovefoxxx, the lead singer, started dating Simon Taylor-Davis from the Klaxons. They became [...]
Previous Stories
- Album Review: Never Never Love
- Album Review: We Started Nothing
- Album Review: Little By Little
- Album Review: All Or Nothing
- Album Review: Nude With Boots
- Album Review: ¿Cómo Te Llama?
- Album Review: Apocalypso
- Album Review: T.O.S.
- Album Review: Crystal Castles
- Album Review: Modern Guilt
- Album Review: LP3
- Album Review: Agony & Irony
- Album Review: Tha Carter III
- Album Review: For My Friends
- Album Review: Blame It On Gravity
- Album Review: Saints Of Los Angeles
- Album Review: Oh What A Lovely Tour
- Album Review: Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea
- Album Review: Feed the Animals
- Album Review: Indestructible
- Album Review: Watershed
- Album Review: Velocifero
- Album Review: Get Damaged EP
- Album Review: At Mount Zoomer
- Album Review: O
- Album Review: Flavors of Entanglement
- Album Review: Santogold
- Album Review: Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust
- Album Review: GNV FLA
- Album Review: The Distant and Mechanised Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties EP
- Album Review: Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace
- Album Review: Blooddrunk
- Album Review: Here We Stand
- Album Review: When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That S**t Gold
- Album Review: Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends
- Album Review: Fleet Foxes
- Album Review: Wanderlust
- Album Review: Radiohead: The Best Of…
- Album Review: Arm’s Way
- Album Review: Stay Positive
- Album Review: Coming To Terms
- Album Review: Lay It Down
- Album Review: Weezer (The Red Album)
- Album Review: This Is Not the World
- Album Review: The Virginia EP
- Album Review: Mudcrutch
- Album Review: Let It Be [Deluxe Edition]
- Album Review: Evil Urges
- WNEW on CoS: Re-Arrange Us
- Album Review: Brain Thrust Mastery
- Album Review: Dandelion Gum
- Album Review: Anthems For The Damned
- Album Review: Keep Your Eyes Ahead
- Album Review: Momofuku
- Album Review: Fair Ain’t Fair
- Album Review: Nouns
- Album Review: The Slip
- Album Review: In Ghost Colours
- Album Review: Narrow Stairs
- Album Review: Rise
- Album Review: Rising Down
- Album Review: 12 Angry Months
- Album Review: Dig!!! Lazarus, Dig!!!
- Album Review: Third
- Album Review: Songs From The Sparkle Lounge
- Album Review: Flight of the Conchords
- Album Review: Hard Candy
- Album Review: Head On To Heartache EP
- Album Review: Elephant Shell
- Album Review: Ghosts I-IV
- Album Review: Revolution Roulette
- Album Review: Konk
- Album Review: Stop Drop & Roll
- Album Review: Stop Drop & Roll
- Album Review: Attack & Release
- Album Review: Attack & Release
- Album Review: Let Live and Let Ghosts
- Album Review: Mountain Battles
- Album Review: Captain Morgan’s Revenge
- Album Review: Warpaint
- Album Review: Funplex
- Album Review: Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings
- Album Review: Last Night
- Album Review: Consolers of the Lonely
- Album Review: Accelerate
- Album Review: Board Up The House
- Album Review: Rabbit Habits
- Album Review: Real Emotional Trash
- Album Review: Hold on Now, Youngster…
- Album Review: The Odd Couple
- Album Review: Saturnalia
- Album Review: Devotion
- Album Review: Seventh Tree
- Album Review: Dive Deep
- Album Review: Robotique Majestique
- Album Review: Life Underwater
- Album Review: Herectic Pride
- Album Review: 01011001
- Album Review: District Line
- Album Review: In the Future
- Album Review: Made In The Dark
- Album Review: Fortress
- Album Review: The Bedlam in Goliath
- Album Review: Liverpool 8
- Album Review: Brighter Than Creation’s Dark
- Album Review: Vampire Weekend
- Album Review: Distortion
- Album Review: This Gift
- Album Review: Made of Bricks
- Album Review: American Gothic EP
- LCD, Arcade Fire release 7″
- Album Review: Alive 2007
- Album Review: Sawdust
- Album Review: Time for Heroes - The Best of The Libertines
- Album Review: Smith EP
- Album Review: Follow the Lights
- Album Review: Shotter’s Nation
- Album Review: Reunion Tour
- Album Review: Let’s Stay Friends
- Album Review: Magic
- Album Review: Ripe
- Album Review: The Shepherd’s Dog
- Album Review: Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace
- Album Review: The Meanest of Times
