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When news of The Pastels' union with Japanese duo Tenniscoats broke, … more »
Solomon Burke, Like A Fire…
His slew of classic sides for Atlantic Records, his fathering of 21 child… more »
The Rolling Stones, The Rollin…
When a band has existed as long as the Stones, a good chronology can be y… more »
Marseille Figs, The Dirty Cano…
London-based trio Marseille Figs 'first full-length album includes an… more »
Pink Floyd, London 1966/1967…
To witness Pink Floyd at the UFO Club in 1966 was to explore a darker sid… more »
Tinariwen, Aman Iman: Water Is…
OK, I'll fess up: I only discovered Mali's Tinariwen after Robert… more »
The Rolling Stones, Get Yer Ya…
Birthed smack between the two great lows of the band's lifespan — t… more »
Harper Simon
Harper Simon began his musical apprenticeship early, singing with his fam… more »
John Grant, Queen of Denmark…
"People need to hear you and we're going to make it happen,… more »
Seabear, We Built A Fire…
Reykjavik's Seabear are a beguiling septet whose leader Sindri M… more »
Midlake, The Courage Of Others…
Two whole years in the studio; the jettisoning of an album's worth of… more »
Tindersticks, Falling Down A M…
If you wanted to single out enablers who helped inspire Nottingham, Engla… more »
Dan Arborise, Of Tide And Trai…
The soothing rhythms of this meditative pastoral echo those of the natura… more »
Robin Guthrie, Carousel…
Decent as they were, the three Violet Indiana albums that Robin Guthrie m… more »
Peter Broderick, Home
Still only 21 years old, Peter Broderick has long been a respected multi-… more »
The Chap, Mega Breakfast…
"Nothing new under the sun" we're often told, but the Chap … more »
From The Vault: Shuggie Otis
A prodigiously gifted multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and arranger … more »
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