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Jason Isbell Foxes In The Snow Reviewed: Intimate tales of love, sex and sobriety
Jason Isbell Foxes In The Snow Reviewed: Intimate tales of love, sex and sobriety

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Bryan Ferry & Amelia Barratt Loose Talk Reviewed: Fragmented collaboration from Roxy leader
Bryan Ferry & Amelia Barratt Loose Talk Reviewed: Fragmented collaboration from Roxy leader

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Alison Krauss & Union Station Arcadia Reviewed: Bluegrass at its most refined, yet existential
Alison Krauss & Union Station Arcadia Reviewed: Bluegrass at its most refined, yet existential

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Greentea Peng Tell Dem It’s Sunny Reviewed: Neo-soul-searcher digs deeper on second album
Greentea Peng Tell Dem It’s Sunny Reviewed: Neo-soul-searcher digs deeper on second album

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The Horrors Nightlife Reviewed: Southend nocturnalists double down on goth rock credentials
The Horrors Nightlife Reviewed: Southend nocturnalists double down on goth rock credentials

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My Morning Jacket Is Reviewed: Kentucky combo find new impetus on first album in four years
My Morning Jacket Is Reviewed: Kentucky combo find new impetus on first album in four years

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Annie & The Caldwells Can’t Lose My (Soul) Reviewed: Mississippi matriarch spreads the word.
Annie & The Caldwells Can’t Lose My (Soul) Reviewed: Mississippi matriarch spreads the word.

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Kraftwerk Autobahn 50th Anniversary Edition Reviewed: Mensch-Maschines’ first masterpiece gets Dolby Atmos treatment
Kraftwerk Autobahn 50th Anniversary Edition Reviewed: Mensch-Maschines’ first masterpiece gets Dolby Atmos treatment

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Annie Lennox, London Royal Albert Hall, March 6, 2025
Annie Lennox’s first live gig in six years – reviewed!

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Steven Wilson The Overview Reviewed: Dazzlingly ambitious set from the modern day progfather
Steven Wilson The Overview Reviewed: Dazzlingly ambitious set from the modern day progfather

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Panda Bear Sinister Grift Reviewed: Sadness lurks beneath the psych pop sparkle on Animal Collective man’s latest
Panda Bear Sinister Grift Reviewed: Sadness lurks beneath the psych pop sparkle on Animal Collective man’s latest

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Despite difficult recording sessions, Doves scale new heights on sixth LP.
Doves Constellations For The Lonely Reviewed: Mancunian trio triumph over adversity.

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Sex Pistols Live In The U.S.A. 1978 Reviewed: The Pistols’ messy stateside disintegration, warts and all.
Sex Pistols Live In The U.S.A. 1978 Reviewed: The Pistols’ messy stateside disintegration, warts and all.

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Sam Fender People Watching Reviewed: Anthemic but bittersweet communions from the Geordie Springsteen
Sam Fender People Watching Reviewed: Anthemic but bittersweet communions from the Geordie Springsteen

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David Crosby If I Could Only Remember My Name crop
David Crosby: If I Could Only Remember My Name Revisited

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Richard Dawson End Of The Middle Reviewed: Folk art visionary probes family dynamics
Richard Dawson End Of The Middle Reviewed: Folk art visionary probes family dynamics

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Manic Street Preachers 2024
Manic Street Preachers Critical Thinking Reviewed: Manics dial down the dialectic, dial up the tunes

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Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory Reviewed: New outfit slip into the synth pop shadows
Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory Reviewed: New outfit slip into the synth pop shadows

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Nadia Reid Enter Now Brightness Reviewed: New Zealander steps into the light
Nadia Reid Enter Now Brightness Reviewed: New Zealander steps into the light

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Wilco A Ghost Is Born 20th Anniversary Edition Reviewed: Jeff Tweedy’s second straight masterpiece
Wilco A Ghost Is Born 20th Anniversary Edition Reviewed: Jeff Tweedy’s second straight masterpiece

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Cymande Renascence Reviewed: UK veterans return, funk intact
Cymande Renascence Reviewed: UK veterans return, funk intact

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Eddie Chacon Lay Low Reviewed: Former 90s pop star turns existentialist on third solo LP
Eddie Chacon Lay Low Reviewed: Former 90s pop star turns existentialist on third solo LP

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Mogwai The Bad Fire Reviewed: A graceful sonic confection, forged in hellish circumstances
Mogwai The Bad Fire Reviewed: A graceful sonic confection, forged in hellish circumstances

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The Weather Station Humanhood Review: Eco-friendly auteur documents her journey back from the edge
The Weather Station Humanhood Review: Eco-friendly auteur documents her journey back from the edge

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U2 How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb Review: Live-wire offcuts from 2004 LP
U2 How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb Review: Live-wire offcuts from 2004 LP

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Michael Kiwanuka
Michael Kiwanuka Small Changes Review: Hypnotic beats, empathic emotions and first-rate songwriting

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Kim Deal
Kim Deal Nobody Loves You More Review: Breeder’s solo debut turns grief into life-affirming pop

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Father John Misty
Father John Misty Mahashmashana Review: A bleak but joyfully delivered vision of the apocalypse

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The Beatles, Washington D.C. 1964
The Beatles 1964 U.S. Albums In Mono Reviewed: Track selection not withstanding, Beatlemania’s stateside iteration still sounds thrilling

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