The Seldom Seen Kid-Abbey Road Live (Jewel Case) [US-Version, Regio 1/ A]
Elbow

Nicer than Pulp, less sappy than Coldplay, Elbow excel at meticulous orchestral pop that doesn't take itself too seriously. For all his husky sincerit...

Right from the beginning, Elbow’s been in the game for the long haul. Coming together at a university in Bury, England, back in 1991, the band struggl...

Pegging Elbow's sound is tricky, and not just because its members once unhelpfully referred to themselves as "prog without the solos." Image-wise, the...

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Guy Garvey's got a great voice, and good thing, too. As Elbow have morphed from ambitious but sterile art-rockers to something slightly more visceral,...

If there's anyone out there still naïve enough to imagine that nobility lies in being criminally under-rated, generally overlooked and widely misjudge...

Even by the heart-crushingly beautiful standards of Elbow’s best songs, Mirrorball, Weather to Fly and Some Riot – three of 11 new tracks...

What was the worst year in rock history One contender is 1960, the middle of the dead zone between rock'n'roll's decline and the Beatles' rise. The l...

Elbow's fourth long-player is as interesting an album as this listener's ears have taken in for some time. Whilst the cheap-shooters amongst us may ta...

Elbow’s new album, their fourth, is reassuringly boring on initial contact. Reassuring because if Elbow fans know anything, it’s that the band they lo...