Don't Forget Who You Are

This month's album releases reviewed by the Evening Standard's music critics

Coming to prominence as Alex Turner's foil in the strikingly retro the Last Shadow Puppets, Miles Kane is still besotted with the past, but on his second solo album, Don't Forget Who You Are, he's left behind Baroque or any other traces of a gentler, folkier pop.

Clash reviews 'Don't Forget Who You Are' by Miles Kane

Miles Kane's second solo effort lacks originality in spite of expert production, writes <strong>Phil Mongredien</strong>

<p>He's a bit too fond of lyrical cliches, but Miles Kane's second solo album is a big, tuneful retro-pop treat, writes <strong>Dave Simpson</strong></p>

Album Reviews: Miles Kane - Don't Forget Who You Are