More 1980s Reviews
Album Review: Pink Floyd’s A Momentary Lapse Of Reason
Pink Floyd survived without Roger Waters, but could David Gilmour recapture the creative brilliance that made the band…
Album Review: Pink Floyd’s The Final Cut
Was The Final Cut a powerful farewell to Roger Waters' Pink Floyd, or an album overwhelmed by its…
Album Review: Stevie Nicks’ Bella Donna
Dive into our comprehensive review of Stevie Nicks' Bella Donna, where we unpack its artistic brilliance, lyrical richness,…
Album Review: The Smith’s The Queen Is Dead
Dive into our comprehensive review of The Smiths' iconic "The Queen is Dead." Discover why this album remains…
Album Review: Roy Harper’s The Unknown Soldier
Dive into the intricacies of Roy Harper's The Unknown Soldier with our in-depth album review. Discover how this…
Album Review: Wham’s Music From The Edge Of Heaven
Dive into our comprehensive review of Wham!’s final album, "Music from the Edge of Heaven." Uncover the nuances…
Album Review: Wham’s Make It Big
Dive into the vibrant world of Wham!'s iconic album "Make It Big." Our review delves into the genius…
Album Review: Wham’s Fantastic!
Dive into the exuberant world of Wham! with our insightful review of "Fantastic." Unpack the album’s highs, lows,…
Album Review: George Michael’s Faith
Dive into the enduring legacy of George Michael's "Faith" with our comprehensive review. Discover how this pivotal album…
Album Review: Kate Bush’s Never For Ever
With Never for Ever, Kate Bush transformed eleven wildly different songs into one extraordinary album, but what makes…
Album Review: Kate Bush’s The Dreaming
Dark, daring and unlike anything Kate Bush had recorded before, The Dreaming pushed her imagination to extraordinary extremes.…
Album Review: Kate Bush’s Hounds of Love
What makes Kate Bush’s Hounds of Love (1985) one of the greatest albums ever recorded? Behind its unforgettable…