Part Joe Cocker, part Van Morrison, the UK singer-songwriter's raspy brand of classic blue-eyed soul not been heard in years. Hell, not even Van Morrison creates this kind of music anymore.

For You Me At Six, their career so far has been forever attached to ... The “rebirth” continues on Truth Decay with opening “Deep Cuts” and “God Bless the 90’s Kids” throwing back to noughties ...

Following a couple of excellent singles, You Me At Six have officially announced details of their eighth album Truth Decay ... that were doing emo rock music again and we thought, ‘Well ...

You Me At Six have confirmed details of their eighth studio album ‘Truth Decay ... and set the lyrical course for ‘Truth Decay’. “If I’d written another song about a breakup or ...

James doesn't want to complicate things, and as with his first album, keeping it simple and stupid works for him, musically as well as… financially, I guess. But Songs for You, Truths for Me is really ...

James Morrison casts away all suggestions of the difficult second album with 'Songs for You, Truths for Me'. Maintaining his distinctive soulful edge throughout, Morrison also brings something new ...

It was an album of middling proportions ... They may have called in the big guns, but 'Songs for You, Truths for Me' is as lyrically (and mostly musically) vacant as its predecessor.

Every song on this ... but this album never comes close to providing a thrill. Not even 'Dream On Hayley', which rehashes the tune from his biggest hit 'You Give Me Something', or a cameo from ...

First impressions… James’ first album Undiscovered ... touching love songs that could melt even the coldest of hearts. In fact, it’s amazing. Nelly Furtado features, too!You’ll like ...