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TracklistA Shadow's TaleThe Room Is Going Round In CirclesNostalgia's No ExcuseInsideThe Man With The Cardboard GuitarJane And JohnPhotographsRow, Row, Row, Row, Row, Row Your BoatOh HappinessOver And OutMore Or Less (Lethargy)Jesus Loves YouMe And The InsectsUse At Your LeisureSandflyEverybody Wish...

Chris Knox, godfather of alternative New Zealand music. A true renaissance bloke from down under.And while, Seizure , originally released in 1989, was certainly not the start of his story,it is often considered his first ‚proper solo album. Though in fairness there is nothing proper about it, expl...

TracklistA Not Given LightlyB1 Wanna Die With YouB2 SandflyB3 Jane JohnB4 More Or Less (Lethargy)B5 Jesus Loves YouB6 Me The InsectsB7 1954B8 IndigestionB9 Over OutB10 Justification Song

TracklistA Song For 1990B1 MichaelB2 DoreenB3 HorizonB4 Clarity Begins At HomeB5 Haze

ITEM DETAILS: Artist: Chris KnoxTitle: CroakerLabel: Flying Nun RecordsYear: 1991Cat #: FN165Formats: DigitalRecorded: Recorded at Intellectually Handicapped Studios, Auckland (Aug-Oct1994).Track List: - Dunno Much About Life‚ But I Do Know How To Breathe- Liberal Backlash Angst (The Excuse)- Laps...

A typically Knoxian journey through such varied topics as rape, Rodney King, distorted self-images, cosmetic surgery, and ruminations inspired by contemporary cultural theorists. The music is still pop/rock-experimentalism, sometimes approaching (as in "Trim Milk") his best melodies. - All Music Gui...

Although this isn't a good deal different than his other work (both with the Tall Dwarfs and on his own), this may be Knox's best album, simply by virtue of the sheer amount of territory it covers over 21 songs. The fidelity is also somewhat better than most of his other releases, and although Knox...

Chris Knox's prolific output is so consistent in its quality and scope that it's often easy to forget just how good his records really are. While there's little to distinguish Yes from recent efforts like Songs of You & Me or Meat, that's hardly meant as a criticism -- Knox's albums increasingly see...

FN444"Coming after the relative indulgences of his last solo album, Yes , and the last Tall Dwarfs' effort, Beat is a direct, cohesive and thankfully less self-conscious affair. Throughout it's highly pop-infectious on the fuzzy likes of the lyrically sweet and sour What Do With Love?, the yelping D...