Spiritualized
Songs In A&E

Throughout his career in Spiritualized, Jason Pierce has tackled a pretty broad range of genres, from epic space rock to blistering garage rock, blues...

I have no problem admitting that I was a late bloomer in terms of my infatuation with Spiritualized. For some reason, it took the release of the Royal...

Partway through the creation of this, his sixth album fronting Spiritualized, Jason Pierce was rushed to intensive care suffering from advanced perior...

It's been some time since Spiritualized's last album, 2003's Amazing Grace, an uneven if moderately rewarding album that, following the oppressively o...

Throughout his two decade career, Jason Pierce has cloaked himself in the iconography of the drug damaged dark star. Peering towards the light for sal...

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Perhaps it was the grimmest of ironies that the man who seemed so obsessed with talking directly, beseechingly even, with his god came very close to a...

After a five-year absence, Jason Pierce was hospitalized with double pneumonia for long period of time, our favorite spaceman comes down to Earth with...

I'm loathe to call any album a summation of an artist's career-- that reeks of lazy criticism-- but Songs in A&E is certainly Spiritualized's best wo...

Given a pedigree as distinguished as Jason Pierce’s, expectations are high when it comes to releases bearing his name. Couple this with an expanse of ...