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Album Of The Week

Album Of The Week
Jeremy Allen On Mick Harvey's Intoxicated Women
It was Heraclitus who said you never step into the same river twice, and yet Mick Harvey ...
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Luke Turner On The xx's I See You
When I was younger, single and fancy-free I invented a game called Tinder Bingo. To play ...
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Andrew Lindsay-Diaz On Brian Eno's Reflection
In January of 1975, Brian Eno was bedridden. While confined to his bed after a minor car ...
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Brendan Telford On Hey Colossus’ Dedicated To Uri Klangers
Any band that takes as one half of their name something of enormous size, depth, magnitud...
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Brian Coney On Thee Oh Sees' An Odd Entrances
A band that have always seemed to be raging against the dying of some invisible light, Ba...
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Jeremy Allen On Justice's Woman
Justice are always at their best when their concepts are clearly defined. Their second ou...
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Danny Riley on Shirley Collins' Lodestar
With Lodestar being Shirley Collins’ first album after 38 years of relative silence, it w...
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Lottie Brazier On Gaye Su Akyol's Hologram Ĭmparatorluğu
Punk’s relationship with Turkish culture appears to manifest in two distinct, fairly separate w...
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Tristan Bath on Innercity Ensemble's III
17km from the centre of the north-Polish city of Bydgoszcz, a palace at the village of Ostromec...
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Eat Yr Idols: Rory Gibb On Powell’s Sport
During that opening blast of weird, muddy 12” singles in 2011 and 2012, one of the most intrigu...
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