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The Lead Review
Lee Arizuno on Kemper Norton's Hungan
Hungan Hungan by Kemper Norton Nearly a century ago, the Austrian author Robert Musil began work ...
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Richard Fontenoy on Laibach's Also Sprach Zarathustra
Friedrich Nietzsche's infamously dense philosophical novel Also Sprach Zarathustra was m...
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Luke Turner On Public Service Broadcasting's Every Valley
In 1960, the BBC broadcast a documentary called Borrowed Pasture. Narrated by Richard Bur...
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Richard Fontenoy on Daniel O'Sullivan's Veld
Deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, up a twisting road through the thickl...
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Karl Smith On Algiers' The Underside Of Power
Considering its now well-established status as a “surprise (see also: “snap”) election,” the re...
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Karl Smith On Siavash Amini's TAR
Always immersive in its layering, on previous recordings and in the realm of live perform...
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Patrick Clarke On Hey Colossus' The Guillotine
One would be forgiven for thinking that 2015 was the year in which Hey Colossus reached a...
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Danny Riley On Richard Dawson's Peasant
Richard Dawson has said that he really believes in Peasant, his first new album since 201...
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Julian Marszalek On Jane Weaver's Modern Kosmology
One suspects that no one was more surprised at the success of The Silver Globe than Jane ...
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Mat Colegate On Man Forever's Play What They Want
Man Forever's Play What They Want is undeniably a New York record. As big apple juicy as the pa...
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