Live

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Brixton Academy
	Live, Martin Algesten, 07 May 2001 Bow down and pay respect to the prince of darkness! I'm awed, I'm shaken, I'm moved. Greatness on so many levels. More,

A Day of Sofia Gubaidulina
	Live, justin harries, 19 February 2001 Bang! Sqweak! So, modern orchestral music's just a flatuent over-aged case for euthiasia. Hold the cloraform. A certain Russian composer can show you the path to enlightenment... More,

PJ Harvey, Shepherd's Bush Empire
	Live, Dan Wolff, 19 February 2001 Polly Jean Harvey walks onto the stage by herself stage for the first time in London in over 3 years wearing a sequinned red dress and does a solo rendition of Rid Of Me which has the same effect as a ten ton bomb dropping-devistating. More,

Cousteau, Dingwalls, Camden
	Live, Dan Wolff, 27 January 2001 They may look mean, but once you hear the magnificently melancholic sounds of Cousteau it's hard not to be instantly won over. Formed in London 1998, they released their self titled debut album last year which was some how overlooked by critics and fans alike. More,

Marilyn Manson, London Docklands Arena
	Live, Dan Wolff, 27 January 2001 Coming on stage behind a huge white sheet backlit to show him in a mock crucifixion pose, they set the tone by opening with Irresponsible Hate Anthem, followed by Death Song and recent single Disposable Teens sounding surprising fervid even from the back of the arena. More,

AC/DC, Wembley Arena
	Live, Dan Wolff, 15 January 2001 There must be a check list for every concert AC/DC have done over their 25 year career as very little has changed. More,

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