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NICKY WIRE - I Killed The Zeitgeist
| Guardian | | "This is my last crusade," says Nicky Wire in his solo debut. "No one's listening anyway." Yet two years on from the last Manic Street Preachers release, and following James Dean Bradfield's album, Wire sounds not defeated but energised....full text |
| | The Independent | | Less bombastic than his bandmate James Dean Bradfield's The Great Western, this second Manic Street Preachers solo spin-off has a rough, unfinished patina that proclaims its indie integrity, and is reminiscent of a Graham Coxon solo album, not least because neither can sing, perhaps due to the massive chips on their shoulders. ...full text |
| | MusicOMH.com | | If your only memory of the Manic Street Preachers has been the 'post-Richey' period - an era of increasingly bland and uninspired albums epitomised by the rather too polished Lifeblood - then you could be forgiven for wondering exactly what the fuss is about the Welsh rockers....full text |
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