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Wisely avoiding the televisual horror of The Brit Awards, The Skinny chaps on the door of Frightened Rabbit brothers Scott and Grant Hutchison to bunker down with a few beers and diligently take on the March singles.

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Blood Red Shoes- Fire Like This

Blood Red Shoes - Fire Like This

**** Records | Album Review

Lauren Mayberry: Shaking off the excessive sheen of their previous work, Fire Like This presents a heavier, more focused version of Blood Red Shoes. At juggernaut spee...

Josiah Wolf - Jet Lag

Josiah Wolf - Jet Lag

*** Records | Album Review

Chris Buckle: Those who unfairly balked at Eskimo Snow’s perceived middle-age spread would do well to skip Why? drummer Josiah Wolf’s first solo effort....

Ulrich Schnauss - Missing Deadlines-Selected Remixes

Ulrich Schnauss - Missing Deadlines (Selected Remixes)

**** Records | Album Review

Joe Barton: What makes Missing Deadlines great is that, if you knew neither Ulrich Schnauss’ signature style nor any of the remixed original tracks, you&rsq...

Johnny Cash - American VI: Ain't No Grave

Johnny Cash - American VI: Ain't No Grave

*** Records | Album Review

Mark Shukla: In Rick Rubin, Johnny Cash found perhaps his most sympathetic producer and for the most part Ain't No Grave is as candid and bare-bones as anything fr...

Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me

Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me

***** Records | Album Review

Chris Cusack: Most musicians will never have to follow an album like Ys. Unwinding across three discs, the epic Have One On Me develops the ideas bubbling within it...

Broken Bells - Broken Bells

Broken Bells - Broken Bells

*** Records | Album Review

Paul Mitchell: What do you get when you cross the creative force behind a soft-spoken indie/pop/alt country collective and a sonic whiz kid with a list of collaborat...

Laura Marling - I Speak Because I Can

Laura Marling - I Speak Because I Can

*** Records | Album Review

Anna Docherty: Two years is clearly a long time in Laura Marling’s world. In the interim since Alas, I Cannot Swim, the Hampshire-born nu-folkster has gone fro...

Wooden Shjips - Vol 2

Wooden Shjips - Vol. 2

**** Records | Album Review

Joe Barton: Turns out that the ghosts of some 60s acid-casualties have possessed a modern day group of San Franciscans in order to have them to play tunes of a fo...

Bonobo - Black Sands

Bonobo - Black Sands

*** Records | Album Review

Bram Gieben:   There are a few new strands woven into the tapestry of Simon Green’s Bonobo. The surprises start with Kiara Prelude, whose lush strings ...

Barren Earth - Curse Of The Red River

Barren Earth - Curse Of The Red River

**** Records | Album Review

Ryan Drever: Barren Earth are a Finnish melodic-death-metal supergroup of sorts, featuring members of Amorphis, Swallow The Sun and Moonsorrow, as well as guitaris...

Autechre - Oversteps

Autechre - Oversteps

***** Records | Album Review

Mark Shukla: Having aggressively tested the limits of loop-based electronic music with the diamond-perfect vignettes of 2008's Quaristice, Oversteps finds Autechre...

To Rococo Rot - Speculation

To Rococo Rot - Speculation

*** Records | Album Review

Chris Buckle:   For their eighth album, To Rococo Rot maintain their established aesthetic - impersonal atmosphere, sparingly stocked with isolating electroni...

Rob Swift - The Architect

Rob Swift - The Architect

**** Records | Album Review

Ali Maloney:   It often seems that the further hip-hop progresses, the more it sounds like industrial music from 20-odd years ago, albeit with an impeccable ...

Trips and Falls - He Was Such A Quiet Boy

Trips and Falls - He Was Such A Quiet Boy

**** Records | Album Review

Chris Buckle: Trips and Falls are full of surprises. Prelude to a Shark Attack, for example, sounds nothing like the Jaws theme; instead, it’s a moving Ballbo...

Dum Dum Girls - I Will Be

Dum Dum Girls - I Will Be

*** Records | Album Review

Gordon Bruce: Ah, the joyous days of a carefree youth; it’s a common theme found in lo-fi American pop. Dum Dum Girls take more than a leaf from this book; in...

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