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Album Review: Milk Music - Cruise Your Illusion

Cruise Your Illusion is a damn good cruising soundtrack, laidback and capable of washing over you in what seems like an endless haze.

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Album Review: The Black Angels - Indigo Meadow

It’s 45 minutes of reverie and it’s easy to become completely enthralled. A real trip.

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Album Review: The Blackwater Fever - The Depths

What drives the band is their raw execution, which they consistently carry out through the course of the album.

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Album Review: The Tongue - Surrender To Victory

The Tongue’s defining feature is his courage. As a younger man he entered MC battles dressed as Osama Bin Laden.

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Album Review: Young Dreams - Between Places

Between Places is ambitious and epic in scale and could have been a definitive Norwegian album had it not got lost in its own cloudy fjords.

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Album Review: Killswitch Engage - Disarm The Descent

The more aggressive, shred-fest approach (channelling rage brought about by dramas surrounding former vocalist Howard Jones, perhaps?) works wonders, too.

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Album Review: How To Destroy Angels - Welcome Oblivion

It comes as absolutely no surprise that the production on Welcome Oblivion is near flawless, but How To Destroy Angels still have a little bit of work to put in before they can lose the Nine Inch Nails reference point.

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Album Review: Doldrums - Lesser Evil

Doldrums has made a bold statement in Lesser Evil: frailty and humanity is present in even the least connected ideas.

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Album Review: British India - Controller

It’s almost certain British India will lose this vital angst sooner or later, but for now they’re doing fine.

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Album Review: Birds Of Tokyo - March Fires

The production is quite immaculate and is near the best they have yet created. March Fires is absolutely brilliant.

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Album Review: Autre Ne Veut - Anxiety

Anxiety toys with ideas and emotions, backed by supreme production from the likes of Daniel Lopatin and Joel Ford in what is a smooth, addictive yet obtuse masterstroke.

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Album Review: Fidlar - Fidlar

It’s base and shameless garage punk but works so well because (a) it’s done with such conviction, and (b) the songs are really fucking great. Too much fun.

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