The Boo Radleys Still Sound Vital on 'Eight'
The Boo Radleys' 'Eight' boasts too many potential singles to be written off as another wishful reunion. It proves they're not only back but also thriving.
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The Boo Radleys' 'Eight' boasts too many potential singles to be written off as another wishful reunion. It proves they're not only back but also thriving.
The Boo Radleys may be best remembered for their top 10 single Wake Up Boo!, and as catchy as that song is, it does their legacy a disservice.
As we ride towards the holiday break on our magic reindeer, it’s time for one last theartsdesk on Vinyl, a seasonal special that, if you scroll down, contains all the usual up-to-date music reviews but, before that, takes a look at Yuletide-themed releases, reissues and heritage fare that might make great presents. As ever, all musical life newly pressed to plastic is here. Dive inVINYL OF THE FESTIVE SEASONPatrik Fitzgerald featuring Lemur No Santa Clauses (Crispin Glover)
Keep On With Falling, the follow-up to 1998’s Kingsize, is the English band’s first album without lead songwriter Martin Carr