Legendary Reviewer from Rolling Stone UK review LUCILLE !!
There's only 2 question on this post which is :
*Who is David Sinclair ?
David Sinclair was born on October 24, 1952. He was educated at Eltham
College, London and at Warwick University, where he graduated in 1975
with an honours degree in Politics. He played drums in London Zoo and TV
Smith’s Explorers then worked as a BBC TV researcher on programmes
including Wogan and The Rock’n’Roll Years. He became pop critic at The Times in London in 1985 and has contributed to Rolling Stone, Billboard, Q and Kerrang! He is the author of Tres Hombres: The Story of ZZ Top (1986); Rock On CD - The Essential Guide (1992, updated 1993); and Wannabe: How The Spice Girls Reinvented Pop Fame (2004).
You can see the list of articles that he wrote on this site :
*What did he wrote about LUCILLE song "Darkness" ?
"A sophisticated performance and strong production by this four-piece
from West Java, Indonesia. Like a lot of groups from the Far East, they
somehow contrive to sound as American as the Stars & Stripes.
There's a grunge vibe in the chorus which has echoes of Pearl Jam in
their pomp. The song begins with talk of pain and fear - "I'm so close I
feel the darkness" - and then opens up with a great sense of release as
the chorus comes sweeping in: "I'll see you in the morning light." This
is old-school, arena-strength rock with a definite touch of class."
See the review on our Emerging Icon site :
