Music

Blue Jam, Chris Morris
	Music, David Dear, 15 January 2001 When Blue Jam was first released onto the public a few years back, Chris Morris stated that he wanted it aired in the early hours of the morning so that people would be half-conscious when they heard it. More,

Blur : the best of, Blur
	Music, David Dear, 15 January 2001 I guess Blur can make a real claim to being the singles band of the Nineties. They made the transition from the tail-end of Baggy to emerge after America’s grunge invasion as one of the big two acts of the hyped-fueled Britpop scene. More,

Kid A, Radiohead
	Music, Martin Algesten, 15 January 2001 As always with today bands, rather than working on a winning concept there is a need to find that "special sound" that is the distilled essence. More,

Sun Dial, Scarlet Division
	Music, Richard Young, 15 January 2001 Way back in the early days of Foocha!, we managed to secure an exclusive interview with what promised to be a fresh new band with a fresh new flavour; Scarlet Division. More,

BBC Sessions, Cocteau Twins
	Music, Richard Young, 20 January 1999 Being a long time Cocteau Twins devotee, I can't really fault the contents of this double CD collection of early radio sessions and live tracks. More,

Eureka, Jim O'Rourke
	Music, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999 Not quite the skewered take on Bakerak, Van Parkes and even Bob Erzin as one would imagine, O’Rourke’s album of actual songs includes lovely hommages to all of the above. More,

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