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Album Review: Thao & The Get Down Stay Down - We The Common
For established fans, We The Common will surely be, pardon the pun, music to their ears.
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Album Review: Jeremy Harrison - Hello Bitches
As for the album title, I’m really not too sure if it’s meant to be ironic or just there for shock value.
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Album Review: Goran Bregović - Champagne For Gypsies
Irreverent and out of control, Bregović aims to get us dancing, laughing and simply enjoying life.
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Album Review: Coral Lee & The Silver Scream - Rocky Road To Io
Rocky Road To Io is a dynamic and very impressive album, and highlights Farrow as an excellent Australian exponent of roots music.
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Album Review: Apricot Rail - Quarrels
Quarrels is an album of decade-old sounds – when Explosions In The Sky were still, well, exploding – but it’s done too well to ignore.
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Album Review: Sleepy Sun - Spine Hits
When the band reverts to what they did best on their last two albums – a slow build-up leading to a big finale – their talent shines through.
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Album Review: Wednesday 13 - The Dixie Dead
Diehards will dig the adherence to a well-worn formula, but selected parts should have been buried and left alone instead.
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Album Review: Spit Syndicate - Sunday Gentlemen
They seem caught between an indie sensibility and old-school hip hop posturing, and as a result, Sunday Gentlemen is only the sum of its parts.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: WATCH: Kendrick Lamar 'Poetic Justice'
...shit is going to go down in a real way in this clip. And hence, the Kendrick Lamar motif of extravagance continues.
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Album Review: Frightened Rabbit - Pedestrian Verse
It’s only February, but there are going to have to be a lot of amazing albums released between here and December to deny Pedestrian Verse its place as one of 2013’s great albums.
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Album Review: Fidlar - Fidlar
Sure, the members all clearly love to get fucked up, but they have toed a line straight enough to get signed to a major label and give themselves a shot at the big time.
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