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Lights, Action! - All Eyes To The Morning Sun
Nothing on this mini album from the London five-piece supports the cocksure attitude Read more »| 22 Apr 2008 -
AlbumsHadouken! - Music For An Accelerated Culture
This Hoxton group's take on grime leaves them in the sub-Dizzee Rascal camp, with their lyrics and delivery not a patch on that pioneer of all things urban Read more »| 22 Apr 2008 -
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Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago
A recording as pure as the drifting snow Read more »| 22 Apr 2008 -
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Miyagi - Lucky Face
Some nicely blended moments Read more »| 22 Apr 2008 -
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El Perro Del Mar - From the Valley to the Stars (Memphis Industries)
A grand ambition for a sophomore, or indeed any album Read more »| 22 Apr 2008 -
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Max Shire - Love Lost Again
Pass the absinthe, will you Read more »| 22 Apr 2008
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The Explorers Club - Freedom Wind
If you want a dose of meticulously produced So’Cal sunshine pop, it’s right here Read more »| 22 Apr 2008 -
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Witch - Paralyzed
Five grown men so indebted to proto-70s metal that 'Black Sabbath' is written through them like a stick of rock Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
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Frightened Rabbit - The Midnight Organ Fight
The Midnight Organ Fight will be the catalyst for a wider appreciation of yet another great Scottish band Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
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The Night Marchers - See You In Magic
Relentlessly good fun Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
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The DeathSet - Worldwide
This messy splatter of a record is a rare thing: Fun, dammit, fun! Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
AlbumsPaul Haig - Go Out Tonight
The product of a more contented, better fed, middle-aged man Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
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The Accidental - There Were Wolves
An abiding feel of '70s pagan folk in the vein of The Wicker Man soundtrack, without such sinister overtones Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
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Wildbirds & Peacedrums - Heartcore
A classic example of why, sometimes, less is so much more Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
AlbumsVincent Vincent And The Villains - Gospel Bombs
A refreshingly well-groomed antithesis to the dishevelled indieness dominating the UK soundscape
Read more »| 01 Apr 2008