Music Reviews
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Bon Iver For Emma, Forever Ago
The debut offering from Justin Vernon aka Bon Iver, written and recorded in isolation during the dead of winter, is a remarkably striking collage of bold yet intimate songs.
Japie Stoppelenburg has found his first 2008 favourite... -
Gutter Twins Saturnalia
Revered alt-rock icons/chain-smoking trainwrecks Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan are the Gutter Twins. This is their first album for Sub Pop. Chris Conti reviews... -
The Explorers Club Freedom Wind
The name might exude adventure, but this sextet from Charleston isn't about to discover new musical territory any time soon. This isn't necessarily a bad thing.
David Coleman reviews...
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The Breeders Mountain Battles
The Breeders could trademark the term “long-awaited” as Kim and Kelley Deal reconvene for Mountain Battles.
Chris Conti reviews... -
Ladyhawk Shots
The Jagjaguwar label takes another step towards world domination with the second album from Vancouver's Ladyhawk.
David Coleman listens in awe... -
Sun Kil Moon April
Mark Kozelek makes a big play with his latest album. Does he pull it off?
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Sebadoh Bubble and Scrape
Back in 1993 when four-tracks were (nearly) cool and indie-rock ruled the world, Sebadoh released its fourth and finest studio album, Bubble and Scrape.
David Coleman laps up the nostalgia... -
Clinic Do It!
Liverpool band Clinic follow up last year's b-sides compilation Funf with their fifth studio album.
Iain Moffat takes a listen... -
The Last Shadow Puppets The Age Of The Understatement
As The Last Shadow Puppets, Alex Turner and Miles Kane have created one of the year's most pleasant surprises so far.
Even David Coleman likes it... -
Big Sleep Sleep Forever
One for the rockists...
George Booker enjoys...
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