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RAZORLIGHT - Razorlight
| Guardian | | Johnny Borrell has more than his fair share of detractors, those who take offence with his bolshie, semi-messianic front man shtick, but with the release of Razorlight it's now impossible to deny that the man simply oozes talent. Like a rather vicious slap in the face, the four-piece's striking second album is an unforgettable short, sharp shock - with just 10 songs spread over 35 minutes it never gets the chance to outstay its welcome and touches on everything great about classic, epic rock from the past 30 years....full text |
| | The Independent | | If all rock musicians had Johnny Borrell's self-belief, there wouldn't be any need for publicists. Few singers of recent years have talked quite as good a fight as Borrell, who in one particularly fanciful outburst even compared his own songwriting to Dylan's. At times, it seemed as if the band were prospering by sheer force of (his) will. But just because he says it's so doesn't mean it's so, and, thus, it's with some relief that one notes this album's improvement over Razorlight's Up All Night debut is largely due not to Borrell but to his bandmates' efforts....full text |
| | Times Online | | Johnny Borrell’s propensity to talk up his band after shifting a million copies of Up All Night has raised the bar significantly for Razorlight’s second album. One listen, however, is enough to suggest that his bullish self-confidence is not misplaced....full text |
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