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Album Review: Mac DeMarco - 2
Warbled yacht rock (Freaking Out The Neighbourhood), anguished odes (My Kind Of Woman), lurking guitar pop chagrin (Ode To Viceroy) – all done with panache and a lopsided grin. Demarco is a superstar.
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Album Review: The Snowdroppers - Moving Out Of Eden
This is sweaty, tattooed flesh, whiskey fumes seeping from pores, set to music, as real as you’ll find in this country, which is what makes The Snowdroppers, and Moving Out Of Eden so good.
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Album Review: Hayden James - Hayden James
Really, to sum it up, this is an album you unquestionably should dig.
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Album Review: Palms - Step Brothers
There’s an air of pretending to be sad, singing the sad words that need to be said, while actually feeling happy with the sounds created by a new relationship.
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Album Review: Jackson & His Computerband - Glow
There’s something very disturbed about Glow, but for all its viciousness and passion, it’s clear that Jackson, with the help of his Computerband, is a visionary artist who derives pleasure from the aural assault he delivers.
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Album Review: The Paper Kites - States
Apparently, there was in-fighting in the band over the inclusion of some of the tracks on this record, but in the end The Paper Kites will be glad it turned out as it did, as will you, because States is stunning.
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Album Review: Volcano Choir - Repave
Electronic pulses feed throughout, and as the staccato beat of closer Almanac smashes the glass ceiling of expectations, it’s bluntly apparent that Repave stands tall.
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Album Review: Babyshambles - Sequel To The Prequel
Less shambolic than Down In Albion or Shotter’s Nation, this album may alienate die-hards, but with work this measured, why would Babyshambles care?
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Album Review: Black Joe Lewis - Electric Slave
Come To My Party proves they make a better soul than garage band, but Electric Slave shows that Lewis and co have more grit and versatility than many might have expected.
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Album Review: Califone - Stitches
There’s always something slightly unnerving underpinning Califone’s rustic ruminations – vaguely ominous, even creepy – but the inherent beauty that’s also omnipresent completely mitigates any such petty concerns.
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Album Review: The Jungle Giants - Learn To Exist
Anyone who listened to The Jungle Giants’ first two EPs or has seen them perform live knows that they are a fun band and, for the most part, that’s what Learn To Exist is. But ‘fun’ alone isn’t going to help them stand out in the crowd.
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Album Review: Earl Sweatshirt - Doris
The confronting teenage brutality of 2010 debut Earl has been left behind. Only our hero’s skill and charisma remain. Doris is a triumph. Earl’s free.
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