Jonjo McNeill: Most Recent Articles

	Stone Roses: Stone Roses In our Re:View column, in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Jonjo McNeill looks at the Stone Roses' massively popular and inflential debut album, and its just released remastered twentieth anniversary edition
	Asobi Seksu: Interview At a gig in Newcastle on their recent European tour, Jonjo McNeill speaks to singer Yuke Chikudate and guitarist James Hanna from New York shoegazers Asobi Seksu about touring, songwriting and their just released third alabum, 'Hush'
	Soundtrack of Our Lives: And My Soul Has Been Spiritualized In the latest in our 'Soundtrack of Our Lives' series, in which our writers write about the personal impact of music on our lives, Jonjo McNeill describes how Spiritualized's early 1995 album, 'Pure Phase', helped him re-evaluate his Catholic upbringing
	Odd Shaped Head: Interview Odd Shaped Head, who come from Newcastle, have been attracting a cult audience across Britain with their angular guitar rock sound and quirky lyrics. Frontman Paul Bentley chats to Jonjo McNeill about their forthcoming debut album, 'I Wonder How This Endeavour Will End’
	Dashboard Confessional: Interview Starting as a solo project for Chris Carabba and soon expanding into a full-band, Dashboard Confessional have just released their fourth album, 'The Shade of Poison Trees'. Jonjo McNeill speaks to Chris Carabba about his decision to return to his acoustic roots with it.

Most Recent Reviews

	People of Santiago: Circles - CDS Disappointing debut single from Newcastle group People of Santiago which despite their way with a killer tune comes across as over important
	Manchester Orchestra: I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child - CD Technically impressive and emotionally mature first album from incredibly exciting and also young Georgia-based band the Manchester Orchestra who have a dark edged sugar coating
	Dashboard Confessional: The Shade of Poison Trees - CD Stripped down, but powerful fourth album from Dashboard Confessional, which finds frontman Chris Carebba rejecting the overly polished sound of the recent past, and going back to his acoustic roots making a return to form
	Odd Shaped Head: Egomatic Annie - CDS Stunning, eclectic art rock on second single from quirky Newcastle quartet Odd Shaped Head
	Messenger: Head for Glory - CD Formulaic and totally unimaginative FM rock-pop on debut album from Norwegian-based group, Messenger