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Ian McNabb, Head Like A Rock. 2013 Re-Mastered Edition.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * * *

It is unusual for a re-master of an album to add anything more to a listeners overall enjoyment than when they first purchased the original recording. It is extraordinary to feel more than moved by the new recording, so moved that the lyrics seem and get underneath the skin to the point where you question what you didn’t hear all those years ago. Ian McNabb’s re-mastering of his 1994 classic Head Like a Rock has such an effect and it is advisable to have someone there to hold onto when listening to this incredibly personal and touching recording.

Inside View. Let Go. Album Review.

Originally published on L.S. Media. July 23rd 2012.

Inside View, Let Go. Album Review.

L.S. Media Rating ****

There is something rather deliciously and creatively cool about Inside View’s full debut album Let Go.  After a few years of releasing the obligatory e.p’s  it was perhaps time that the band consisting of Anthony O’Brien on vocals and guitar, Danny Heaton on guitar and vocals, Johnny Waring on bass and vocals and Sean Murphy on drums, released an album to an awaiting world and the result is  a record of some magnificence and beauty.