Music Features
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Wilco: Live at Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, Vermont (29/06/07)
Holy crap do I love Wilco.
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Singles (2007/06)
Updated: David Coleman has woken up and reviewed some singles. This month (so far): The Loose Salute, Koopa, Black Strobe, The Bird and the Bee, Eugene McGuinness, The Answering Machine, Dragons and The Irrepressibles.
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Podcast #6
David Coleman returns to podcasting duty, playing tracks from The National, Black Moth Super Rainbow, The Twilight Sad, Muleskinner Jones and The Clientele.
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The Liars - Best Band in the World?
Hear me out. I'm not crazy...Really.
Alan Shulman makes a case... -
Bjork: Live at Deer Lake Park, Vancouver (23/05/07)
Stampeding across Iceland, North America, and Europe for the tour of Volta; Bjork stopped by Vancouver prior to the Sasquatch festival for a brief flirtation with Canadian soil.
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The Sorry State of Music Criticism
What's with all the hype from supposedly independent voices?
Alan Shulman unburdens himself... -
The Twilight Sad: Live at The Borderline, London (10/05/2007)
Simon Briercliffe meets and watches one of No Ripcord's bands of the year so far. He is suitably impressed.
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Podcast #5
Maybe it's because I had nothing to do with it but I think May's podcast - compiled and presented by our trusty Canadian correspondent Tara Campbell - is probably our best yet.
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Singles (2007/05)
It's singles time. This month, the rather bizarre Von Südenfed, the frighteningly dull Shiny Toy Guns, Queens of the Stone Age, and Bowling For Soup's unique take on a Fergie classic.
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Singles (2007/04)
Apologies for the lack of action in the singles section this month. Here are reviews of the Hold Steady, The Horrors, 1990s and Benjy Ferree.
