AUDIO VERTIGO
Manchester everymen Elbow shake off their Sunday roast image for a spicy and hefty 10th album on 'Audio Vertigo'
Shakira swaps revenge for something more nuanced, while Waxahatchee and Adrianne Lenker double down on their previous albums’ brilliance, and Elbow return to the spare melodies and dark moods of their early work
Rock chameleons Elbow are always looking to push the envelope and explore new directions regardless of genre, as long as the outcome is great music.
elbow have been at the bedrock of the British Indie scene for over 20 years, with a winning blend of soaring festival singalong anthems like 'One Day Like
Guy Garvey and company return with renewed energy, a punchier attack and infectious grooves on Elbow's tenth studio album, 'Audio Vertigo'.
"Audio Vertigo," the new album by Elbow is out now on Polydor. Read Greg Walker's review for Northern Transmissions.
The band’s 10th album incorporates African and South American rhythms and instrumentation alongside Guy Garvey’s darkest, funniest lyrics for years
The Manchester band have discovered the sense of experimentation that informed their early material
Another impressive release from the men not afraid to emote. New music review by Kathryn Reilly