Music – pifl

Lost and Found #2: Noel Gallagher – The Amorphous Androgynous album

Noel Gallagher and the Amorphous Androgynous recorded an album together in 2011, but it’s never seen the light of day

Andrew Loog Oldham and Del Shannon craft a lost album of disarming sun-drenched melancholia.

Ramones stripped everything down to a distillation of frenetic pace and raw power.

Between Manics albums, Nicky Wire turned out an unlikely ramshackle masterpiece.

In a genre packed with stories of begging and heartbreak, ‘Jolene’ maybe tops the lot.

‘Candle in the Wind’ worked as the perfect pop tribute to a blonde megastar cut down in her prime – twice over.

Luke Haines in… Setting The Dogs On The Post-Punk Postman picks up where its predecessor left off.

The Indelicates claim that pop is dead, but their songs are good enough to make you believe.

The beefiest, punchiest Luke Haines album since After Murder Park, probably.

Can you separate art from the artist? When it comes to Morrissey, you’re asking the wrong question.