Ash in general Reviews

I first heard of Ash when they released their album 1977. I bought it as it was only £4.99 on tape and I played it to death. They had loads of catchy songs which i could bop my head to whcih is the kind of music I like! I was lucky enough to see them play at my freshers ball at Swansea University in September 1998. They played a blinding ...

Ash severly Rock. Tim Wheeler is the bees Knees. Earthly respect for Charlotte Hatherly too! They are thee most underated yet talented band to emerge from the mid 1990s. They have three brill abums to date plus 'Trailer'. I cannot name a single song that does not do them justice. Their albums keep improving, their talent, raw and ...

I have a small Rock/Pop band called Wipeout Kids and Ash have really influenced me over the years. You've got excellent Tim Wheeler with lead vocals and guitar, Mark Hamilton on the bass guitar, Rick McMurray on the drums and Charlotte Haterly also with guitar and vocals. Their latest album Free All Angels is another example of just ...

Ash are one of the finest bands to come out of Northern Ireland, ever! Origianlly formed as a thre-piece way back in 1995 or something, they expanded to a four piece in 1997 because three people didn't give a good enough sound live. The line-up of Tim Wheeler on guitars and vocals, Mark Hamilton on bass, Charlotte Hatherly on guitar and ...