Tag Archives: Steve Thompson & The Incidents.

Steve Thompson & The Incidents, Rainbows & Arrows. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10

Arguably there was a period of time when very little mattered music wise to some, the odd breakthrough artist such as Tori Amos, for some the battle for the so called soul of Brit-Pop between Oasis and Blur, a battle that seemed dog-eared and tired when compared to listening to the lyrical genius that lay in the words provided by Jarvis Cocker and Pulp and in others it seemed like the bland had taken over the musical asylum. The only way forward for some music lovers was to search beyond the offerings or to head back into safer waters and listen to what had come before.

Steve Thompson & The Incidents, Rainbows. Single Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

The sound of an honest beating heart is perhaps the greatest aphrodisiac around. The desire to hear the words and playful teasing notes of musicians who you understand just really like what they do; who just want to entertain, educate and inform the listener of a world beyond the beige and the creeping insidiousness of believing that television has all the answers, to listen with desire is enough to break and rebuild your heart several times over.

Steve Thompson & The Incidents. E.P. Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

It is always heartening when you hear a band or artist bemoan the way that television and certain people making money from it has come to define music to a certain percentage of the population, so much so that you want to grab the musicians by the hand, shake it with vigour and a smile on your face and wish them all the luck in the world as they take on the televised corporation.