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She’s a rare case of someone who actually should give up the day job.
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A fine B sides set that’s much more than a mere stopgap release.
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Today, New Boots… stands as a mighty missing link between The Kinks and Blur.
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A wonderful new record from the husband-and-wife pair.
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As good a riposte to the grubby, grabbing times we live in as any artist has mustered.
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Tipped by Morrissey, this Orange County quintet could be the next Coldplay.
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Solid third set from the soundtrack-conquering pop strummer.
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Wisdom and reflection have finally overtaken venomous splurge, for the better.
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Against the odds, it might be time to sit up and pay Klaxons some respect.
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A union that just keeps on giving delivers its best album yet.
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As good a soundtrack to the last decade and a half as anyone can muster.
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Devo return once again to chart the downfall of the American Dream.
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The band’s most startling release yet sees them enjoying their creative freedom.
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Boys Outside turns The Beta Band’s spectral, pastoral jams into electronic soul.
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A revealing, liberating experience that finds them leading the field again.
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Like Peter and the Wolf re-imagined by an electronic-leaning Neil Hannon.
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World music in the greatest possible sense of the term, both universal and uniting.
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A natural marriage between soulful vocals and the classic sounds of Muscle Shoals.
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His abilities and vision can be breathtaking.
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Twelve tracks of peerless post-revolutionary Cuban music.
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Paints a picture that his tunes could be sung by anyone, in any style.
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Not so much John Cale’s lost offspring as Nico’s clone.
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Imagine if you could be in all your favourite bands at once...
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Its boldest themes are still worryingly pertinent today.
