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Bradford Cox of Deerhunter makes us seem like we're slavishly supportive of everything his hand touches, but we mean every word. Honest.
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Bradford Cox of Deerhunter makes us seem like we're slavishly supportive of everything his hand touches, but we mean every word. Honest.
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Standing tall in the face of tragedy, Magic Dirt compile a lucky dip of new, rare and unreleased tracks to coincide with their recent tour.
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A fusion of dub reggae, ska and soul, the brilliance of Pama International comes to the fore with their seventh album Pama Outernational.
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If New Order and Doves made a record, how would it sound? Something like this, we think...
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Load the chamber and light a candle for Jeffrey Lee Pierce, it's rockabilly blues-a-go-go with The Gun Club.
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Having given us one of the most lurid and arresting albums all year in Two Dancers, the Leeds-based Wild Beasts are let loose on London and give us such a performance that we (as they say) still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.
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UK retro-funk n' soul act The Heavy roll out the grooves and ask the question "How you like me now?". Our answer awaits.
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Windmill embark on a musical trip through the Epcot Space Center to give us the futuristic feel of Epcot Starfields.
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Having had the release of his first solo album The Real Feel eclipsed by that of the forthcoming Pavement reunion and scramble to get tickets, Spiral Stairs would probably be feeling a little robbed, but then again come next year, as the reunion-cash floods in, whatsitgonnamatter? "Stolen Pills" is a kinda The Fall meets Flying Nun records hybird, jangling guitars and distorted vocals. It's a s...
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A powerhouse debut and its cathartic, brooding follow-up, Bauhaus' back catalogue is remastered and revived for the masses.
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We all know the Big Pink’s own work is terrific (A Brief History Of Love is out now through 4ad/Remote Control) so it’s no surprise to find out their music taste is also awesome. A mix they did for Fact magazine ranges from the indie influences you’d expect (Sonic Youth, Spiritualized, Jesus & Mary Chain) but also [...]
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A first (and probably last) for Webcuts as we jump in the back of a tour van and hit the road with ex-Brisbane trouble makers, now Sydney's problem, The Scare, as they attempt to corrupt the people of Melbourne with their new 'voodoo, and nothing, not even the death of Michael Jackson, was going to get in their way.
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Idlewild return with their fan-funded sixth album, offering much talk of Warnings (and Promises). But do they deliver?
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Well versed in the Bible John Darnielle's Mountain Goats new album doesn't actually require a religious bone in your body to enjoy.
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First showcased at Way Out West Vampire Weekend’s new track “Horchata”, from the forthcoming album Contra (January 8 XL) is now available to download. It continues in the indie and afro pop vein of their earlier work but with a rhyming couplet as bonkers as “In December drinking horchata/I look psychotic in a balaclava” it’s [...]
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We take aim at the confusingly labelled American trio fun.'s first offering and find it's a fun album, period.
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...And we got them. Darren Lackie drummer from Glasgow's anthem driven rock band We Were Promised Jetpacks does the honours - "We've learnt from our mistakes recording the first album though so who knows with the next one (please let us have a next one, I don't want a job)"
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Dim the lights and bring in the mirrorball for this sad-eyed so-long taken from The Raveonettes forthcoming kick-ass album In And Out of Control, out October 5 on Fierce Panda in the UK. Just one of many great tracks vying for attention on the record, "Last Dance" is pure Danish pop perfection, mixing Velvet Underground's "Sunday Morning" with drug addiction, romance, and impending doom in Inte...
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Despite the grim subject matter the second album from the Brooklyn trio The Antlers, Hospice is hot stuff.
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