One For Keeps
by Chris White
Coinciding with the release of its 50th Anniversary Edition, Chris White argues why half a century on, this remains his greatest record
by Ben Hogwood
Turning the clock back 25 years to an album that reveals so many sides of its author – by turns funny, punchy, irresistible, scary, outrageous, heartfelt, vulnerable
by Ross Horton
Reissued as part of a box set commemorating his Berlin/Bowie Years, an album with a legacy that stretches further and wider than any of his others
by Steven Johnson
On its 25th anniversary, Steven Johnson celebrates a glorious, career-defining fifth album
by Ross Horton
In the 25th anniversary year of its release, and on the day Common People went on sale, Ross Horton remembers one of the finest British albums of all time
by Ross Horton
Ross Horton looks at one of the most sensual, delicate albums of 2000, and pledges allegiance to the queen of R&B
by Ross Horton
On the 50th anniversary of their debut album’s release, Ross Horton highlights a diverse, endlessly entertaining yet unfairly neglected work
by Ross Horton
A debut work that made a pin-up star of Morten Harket, gave its creators their only UK Number 1 single, and changed music video history
by Ross Horton
Ross Horton urges you to take another look at a lost classic, one mistakenly disliked only because of context
by Ross Horton
Ross Horton attempts to do some measure of justice to a 40-year-old brooding post-funk masterpiece
by Ben Devlin
“Hello, my name is Thomas Jenkinson” – Circlewave The most precocious thing I can say about myself is that, at the age of 12, I went through a pretty heavy drill’n’bass phase: lots of mid-era...
by Sam Shepherd
One For Keeps is a features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Here Sam Shepherd picks one of the most significant records in his...
by Tim Lee
One For Keeps is a features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Tim Lee’s pick is Born To Run, an album by flagrant curfew...
by Max Raymond
One For Keeps is a features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Max Raymond here recalls Trent Reznor’s 1994 change of direction, a concept...
by Laurence Green
One For Keeps is a new features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Laurence Green here makes the case for an album made by...
by Mic Wright
One For Keeps is a new features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Kicking things off, Mic Wright lines up Fiestas + Fiascos by...
