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- Glitterati, The - The…
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Anyone who has been a regular visitor to this site over the last 12 months will know that I’m…
- Tears, The - Here Come…
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Music can be a strange and fickle beast can’t it? Look at how many times we hear…
- New Order - Waiting for…
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I don’t really know at what point most people start to take an interest in New Order.…
- Louis XIV - The Best…
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God, kill the Rolling Stones. Some bands are just better off never existing, not because of their…
- Havenots, The - Never…
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Last year I spent a large portion of my summer whiling away the hours listening to the wonderful American…
- Weezer - Make Believe…
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I’ve got the new Weezer album to review? Oh yeah, I know Teenage Dirtbag.…
- Inouk - No Danger
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The vocals on No Danger’s opening track of ‘What I Want’ immediately remind me of a harsh…
- Rise, The - New Situation…
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Good old fashioned early Indie, just how I like it. That’s what I thought when I first…
- System of a Down - Mezmerize…
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It is a little insulting to System of a Down to be lumped in with the nu-metal craze of…
- Team Sleep - Team Sleep…
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Side projects are an interesting sort. The people involved never want to refer to their bands as such (especially…
- Maximo Park - A Certain…
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At the turn of the century, the wave of bands that defined good music was of an interesting pedigree. American…
- Decemberists, The - Picaresque…
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With the American educational system steadily declining, Colin Meloy is trying his damndest to stop the dumbing…
- M83 - Before the Dawn…
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Coming quite close but not quite beating brie in a top list of French exports has to be the band M83.…
- Kaiser Chiefs - Employment…
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When I heard Ricky Wilson’s vocals on the opening track (“Everyday I Love You Less and Less”)…
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Comment Permalink | Mojo said:
This sounds like a tepid rave album stuck in the mid 90s. The funky, soulful vibe of the MCs has been replaced with out of date 303 loops. Their original sound has withstood the test of time. Stick with it guys. Fire Tic Tac and hire someone who gets who you are.
From the entry 'Stereo MCs'
Comment Permalink | Sascha Boehm said:
Here Here!!
VERY good album from a chameleon of Electronica.
From the entry 'David Holmes'
Comment Permalink | Sascha Boehm said:
Ha Ha!!
Abi is definately the most interesting thing going on with these guys now!!!!!
From the entry 'What's Your Problem'