The Seahorses - The 2nd Album Recordings

Review by Clem Sedem K. Tengey

Seahorses, the English alternative rock band, released their second album, The 2nd Album Recordings, in 1999. The album received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the band's songwriting and musicianship, while others criticized the album for being too derivative of frontman Chris Helme's former band, The Stone Roses.

Despite the mixed reviews, The 2nd Album Recordings features some standout tracks, such as "Love Is The Law" and "Blinded By The Sun," which showcase Helme's distinctive vocals and the band's ability to craft catchy hooks and memorable melodies. The album also features some experimental tracks, such as the instrumental "The Boy In The Picture," which adds a psychedelic element to the band's sound.

Summary by Clem Sedem K. Tengey

The 2nd Album Recordings is a solid effort from Seahorses, showcasing the band's strengths as songwriters and musicians. While it may not have the same level of impact as their debut album, it's still worth a listen for fans of '90s alternative rock.