Latest Record Project, Vol. 1
It’s a terrible night for a moondance: On this risible and intermittently lovely 28-song collection, Van indulges in some of his most cherished paranoid theories and deepest-held grudges.
Van Morrison's repetition sounds less like the trance-like mysticism of a Caledonia poet and more like a furious customer demanding a refund
Squid continue to break boundaries on their debut album, while Van Morrison’s latest project is a bit old-man-yells-at-cloud
Van Morrison’s newest studio album, "Latest Record Project," has a witty titling convention similar to that of "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm." But the likeness ends there, as Morrison’s “project” has none of the charm of the movie and boasts a bloated two-hour running time to boot.
The veteran bluesman loudly wakes up the sheeple with this boring and paranoid double album, reminiscent of a dinner party with a bitter divorcee
The Northern Irishman returns with a 42nd album, in the grumpiest of moods, and turns miserabilism into elegant music
The king of Celtic soul suffers a bad case of lockdown blues. New music review by John Bungey.