Album Review: Neon & Ghost Signs by Rialto

More than two decades since their last album, Louis Eliot and co return older, wiser and with intent You'd be forgiven for thinking that Rialto's greatest ambition was to obtain immortality as the answer to a pub quiz question, that being: which band had the longest period between second and third albums? In the case of this band, who fizzled to a couple of minor hits only at the very end of the Britpop era, it's been 24 years. Nearly a quarter of a century is a long time to be away, only then to be coming back. Contemporaries Pulp are also releasing a new album after an uncannily similar time between releases, but Jarvis Cocker and co have sporadically toured in between.

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