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Best Reissues of 2024
The Best Reissues Of 2024 So Far

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John Lennon Yoko Ono 1973
John Lennon Mind Games Ultimate Collection Review: Box-set reveals new pathways within overlooked Lennon LP

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The Police
The Police Synchronicity Review: “A weird mainstream record by an altogether underrated group.”

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Beastie Boys
The Beastie Boys Ill Communication Review: Anniversary edition of 90’s masterpiece heads back to the future

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Blur at Wembley Stadium July 9 2023
Blur Live At Wembley Stadium Review: Britpop heroes’ late-career peak captured for posterity

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Sturgill Simpson
Johnny Blue Skies Passage Du Désir Review: Sturgill Simpson reinvents himself on eighth LP.

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Common And Pete Rock
Common And Pete Rock The Auditorium Vol. 1 Review: Inspired pairing produces career highlight

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Casandra Jenkins
Cassandra Jenkins My Light, My Destroyer Review: New Yorker gently brings down fire from heaven.

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St James Quarter
St James Quarter Sessions Return To Edinburgh Next Month

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Kevin Rowland
Dexys At Glastonbury Review: Kevin Rowland soars during stripped back set

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Idles
IDLES at Glastobury Review: Radical messaging, tears and an inflatable dingy make for a post-punk rollercoaster

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Fontaines D.C.
Fontaines D.C. At Glastonbury Review: Dubliners make convincing case to be future headliners

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Johnny Cash 1987
Johnny Cash Songwriter Review: Cash’s songs sparkle on set recorded before Rick Rubin-assisted renaissance

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Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention 1968
Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention, Whisky A Go Go 1968 Review: Legendary LA show finally released in full

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Bonnie Prince Billy, Nathan Salsburg and Tyler Trotter
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Nathan Salsburg, Tyler Trotter: Hear The Children Sing & The Evidence Review

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Alex James and Damon Albarn
Blur To The End Review: A revealing portrait of Blur’s triumphant reunion

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David Bowie 1972
David Bowie Rock ‘N’ Roll Star Review: Five-disc dive into Ziggy Stardust shines new light on Bowie’s greatest creation

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Sam Lee
Sam Lee Songdreaming Review: Folk-art evangelist sinks into the green, green grass of home

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Crowded House
Crowded House Gravity Stairs Review: Neil Finn and co. match up to their mid-90s peak

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Buffalo Tom
Buffalo Tom Jump Rope Review: College rock evergreens balance melancholy and hopefulness

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Richard Thompson
Richard Thompson Ship To Shore Review: Fairport maestro sails once more for sadder shores

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Richard Hawley
Richard Hawley In This City They Call You Love Review:  Hawley continues to enchant on hymn to his hometown.

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Paul Weller 2024
Paul Weller 66 Review: Star collaborators help The Modfather celebrate in sublime style

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Shellac 2018
Shellac To All Trains Review: Steve Albini’s noiseniks bow out on powerful form

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Michael Head
Michael Head Loophole Review: Cult Liverpool songwriter continues to flourish

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Beth Gibbons 2024
Beth Gibbons Lives Outgrown Review: Portishead singer makes stunning solo debut

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Kamasi Washington
Kamasi Washington Fearless Movement Review: A dizzyingly eclectic fusion of ideas

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Jessica Pratt
Jessica Pratt Here In The Pitch Review: Californian enigma moves into the shadows on dream-like fourth LP

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Neil Young performs at the 2016 Beale Street Music Festival at Tom Lee Park on April 29th, 2016 in Memphis, Tennessee
Neil Young And Crazy Horse Fu##in’ Up Review: Young and co. breathe new life into past glories

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