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The Supergrass frontman returns with an album that retains glimmers of mischief but tries to appeal to a more mature sensibility. Coombes still sounds eager, and Supergrass' sense of restlessness continues here.
Oxford’s ageless troubadour returns with an injection of electronica to create an album of modern blues that shows he’s still a masterful songwriter.
Supergrass was kind of like your first car: it wasn't perfect, but it was never dull and you guys definitely had some good times together. I...
Since going solo, Gaz Coombes, erstwhile frontperson of Britpop's forgotten sons, Supergrass, has not tried to cling to his youth or to recreate his former group's pogo-ready effervescence.
Album review: Gaz Coombes - Matador. The anthems are still here: less obvious, but no less compelling...
The former Supergrass singer puts his powerful pop voice to good use in this diverse, confessional album, writes <strong>Jon Dennis</strong>