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11 Aug 2003
Volcano
Damien Rice
WE SAY
The Blower's Daughter - the best of several amazing tracks from Damien's album - was our first ever Record of the Week. We'd like to say that was the start of the massive word of mouth on this album but actually it began in Damien's native Ireland, where he's already a major artist. He's managed by Mondo, was signed by Christian Tattersfield as soon as his 14th Floor label was up and running, and is with Jack Rovner's new Vector label in the US, all three of whom were involved in David Gray (who also started out with success in Ireland). This is his first single and one small TV ad based around it has instantly propelled his album towards the UK top 40. A very special artist who's our no.1 omission from the Mercury shortlist. Listen here
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RECORD ARCHIVE
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No soundclip today. This comeback single that does nothing the first album didn't, but does... Label: Sugar/Epic
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Dizzee is rough around the edges personified but he's also one of British music's brightest... Label: Tommy Boy
A fantastically ridiculous novelty hit that's so well produced and cool, we wouldn't be surprised... Label: 679
'Hooligan house' (although we prefer the not entirely serious 'chip hop') has come into its... Label: Back Yard
Manila was released on import last year and we remember at the time loving the... Label: Virgin
Rishi is one of the hottest producers in the land and is currently working on... Label: Rough Trade
Libertines singles just get better and better and this one epitomizes all that's great about... Label: S-Curve/Virgin
Fountains Of Wayne haven't changed a bit since they first emerged in 1996 (even their... Label: Universal
A band who played at SXSW and picked up big fans there, some of whom... Label: Rough Trade
We were instantly grabbed by both the vocal and the song here - and it's... Label: Columbia
A clear highlight of her album and the obvious follow-up to Stole which wasn't, but... Label: unsigned
Rasping, passionate vocal carrying off some great hooks and an intriguing lyric as well from...