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Private Jackson - 'EP'
fleeting moments of energy and abandon Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
AlbumsFink - 'Biscuits For Breakfast'
laid-back beat-maker Fink has adopted a new direction Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
AlbumsDeadboy and the Elephantmen - We Are Night Sky
The debut album 'We are Night Sky' exudes a macabre character as this girl/guy two-piece flit between gothic, garage tear-ups and melancholic hymns. Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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Attic Lights - 'Shiver The Trees'
I can't say their sound is original but if, like me, you're a sucker for some pedal steel and a four-part harmony you should check these guys out. Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
AlbumsScatter - 'The Mountain Announces'
an extended gang of jazz-heads, traditionalists and big-eyed kids who simply love drone Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
AlbumsMcLusky - 'McLuskyism'
McLusky are dead; long live McLusky. Read more »| 16 Apr 2006
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Holly Golightly - 'Laugh it up!'
will still only appeal to fans of the original recordings Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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Various - Kidulthood
Not only stands up, but steps right up and kicks you in the teeth Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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Thomas Bromley - 'Two-Nine-Five'
we've all been subjected to it... Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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Mary Jane - 'What I came here for' -
reeks of perfunctory punk rock Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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Maia Sharp - 'Fine Upstanding Citizen'
An apron of an album and not a red dress.
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Enablers - 'Output Negative Space'
Neurotic cats bring the noise... and words Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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Alexander Tucker - Old Fog
cobwebbed and windy, prickles of mandolin and murmurs of drone thrown over Tucker's lonesome and sighing verses Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
AlbumsThe Knife – Silent Shout
A few years ago, The Knife recorded a song called Heartbeats. It was a spangled slice of electropop, glad-sad and catchy, and a Swedish hit. But now it's 200... Read more »| 16 Apr 2006 -
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The Storys - 'The Storys'
The sort thing you'd expect to hear on American commercial radio as you head down the Interstate towards a blood red sunset Read more »| 16 Apr 2006