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Buzznet Covers Final Night of Elbow's U.S. Tour
Buzznet has given elbow a stellar review from their final performance on their recent U.S. tour in Hollywood last Friday.
"On Friday night at the Avalon, Elbow played the last show of their U.S. tour to a packed house that likely felt lead singer Guy Garvey had designed the seamless set list for their ears only. It was as if the words just came to him in the moment and were meant solely for those in the audience to absorb."
Check out the full review HERE
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Denver Post Reviews Elbow @ The Bluebird Theater
The Denver Post Reverb Blog has reviewed Elbow's recent performance at The Bluebird Theater.
"Elbow’s sound is frequently described as brooding — or downright depressing. The band even pointed out that to show up revealed you to be “a bit of a softy.” With a layered sound and graceful vocals, pre-”Kid A” Radiohead might be the most apt comparison; the music is languid but the lyrics are frequently hopeful. The band worked diligently to alternate downtempo songs with more upbeat ones so as not to sap all the energy from the crowd...."
Check out the full review HERE
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Radio Free Chicago Interviews Gus Garvey
Guy Garvey provided Radio Free Chicago with some great insight into the new album among other interesting tidbits! Check out the full interview HERE
» radiofreechicago.typepad.com
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Sentimentalistmag Reviews Elbow at Webster Hall, NYC
Check out the great live review from Sentimentalistmag.com of Elbow's recent live show at Webster Hall, NYC.
"Early into the set, singer/guitarist Guy Garvey responds to a fan’s remark, “You never usually hear that…Elbow rocks,” but it’s true, the band indeed knows how to put on an unforgettable show and get an audience revved up enough to eat out of the palms of their hands. The new hit “Grounds For Divorce”, with its angsty-blues beat and sexy refrain, is just one more of the evening’s many rocking high points..."
Read the full review HERE
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