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Neil Young And Crazy Horse Dume
Neil Young And Crazy Horse Dume Review: Radical expansion of 1975’s Zuma, on vinyl at last

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Yard Act
Yard Act Where’s My Utopia Review: Leeds chroniclers’ second proves that sometimes, more is more

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Liam Gallagher John Squire
Liam Gallagher John Squire Review: Oasis singer and Stone Roses guitarist unite for the best record either has made in decades.

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Hurray For The Riff Raff
Hurray For The Riff Raff The Past Is Still Alive Review: A defiant reckoning with the past, future and present

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IDLES
IDLES Tangk Review: Bristol post punks wage heavy peace on fifth album

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Gruff Rhys
Gruff Rhys Sadness Sets Me Free Review: Confessional ruminations meet jukebox melodies on the former Super Furry Animal’s latest

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Sleater Kinney
Sleater-Kinney Little Rope Review: Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker pull through tragedy on eleventh album.

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Brittany Howard
Brittany Howard What Now Review: Ex-Alabama Shake returns with more flexibility, focus and potency

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Paul and Linda McCartney
Paul McCartney And Wings Band On The Run 50th Anniversary Edition Reviewed

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Amor Muere
Reviewed: Amor Muere, Joshua Abrams, Stephen O’Malley, Psychic Temple and more

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Jon Anderson by Roger Kisby
Jon Anderson Interviewed: “I still think I’m part of Yes”

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The Smile, 2024
The Smile Wall Of Eyes Review: Radiohead offshoot continues to venture further out there

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Bill Ryder-Jones
Bill Ryder-Jones Iechyd Da Review: More triumphant songs of defeat and desperation from the Wirral wonder

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Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott on stage
Thin Lizzy Live And Dangerous Reviewed

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Harp's Tim Smith and Kathi Zung
Harp’s Albion Reviewed: Former Midlake frontman finds his artistic grail with new project

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Peter Gabriel
Peter Gabriel i/o Reviewed: Gabriel still dazzles on sumptuous tenth solo album.

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Madness 2023
Madness Theatre Of The Absurd Presents C’est La Vie Review: Nutty boys enter the prog music hall of existential despair on 13th LP

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Peter Doherty
Peter Doherty Stranger In My Own Skin Review: Tortured Libertine’s world from the inside looking out.

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The Beatles in 1968
The Last Beatles Song, Now And Then: The Mojo Verdict

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Lol Tolhust x Budgie x Jackknife Lee
Lol Tolhurst x Budgie x Jacknife Lee Review: The Edge, LCD Soundsystem, Bobby Gillespie and more join post-punk drummers’ dystopian party.

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Robert Finley
Robert Finley Black Bayou Review: Louisiana bluesman’s fourth digs deep into life on the bayou

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Prince 1991
Prince Diamonds And Pearls Review: Prince’s uneven 13th LP gets the super deluxe boxset treatment

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The Rolling Stones 2023
The Rolling Stones Hackney Diamonds Review: “A self-aware, historically mindful party”

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IDLES Village Underground
IDLES Live Review: Secret London show delivers a ferocious call to arms

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Sufjan Stevens
Sufjan Stevens Javelin Reviewed: Returning to his roots offers glimpses into the loves and losses that have shaped singer-songwriter

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Wilco 2023
Wilco’s Cousin Reviewed: Jeff Tweedy makes surprise new connections on Wilco’s 13th LP

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Talking Heads on stage in Stop Making Sense
Talking Heads Stop Making Sense Reviewed: The Citizen Kane of concert movies dazzles anew

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Teenage Fanclub
Teenage Fanclub Nothing Lasts Forever Reviewed: The Fannies return to top form on their twelfth LP.

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Pharaoh Sanders 1977
Pharoah Sanders Reviewed: Saxophone master’s serene 1977 masterpiece, finally available again

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