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Michael Kiwanuka Fudge reviewed: North London soul man’s most personal statement yet.
Michael Kiwanuka Fudge reviewed: North London soul man’s most personal statement yet.

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Richard Thompson – Hippies, Thugs And Heroes reviewed: Fairport guitarist delivers one of the bleakest, and best, records of his career
Richard Thompson – Hippies, Thugs And Heroes reviewed: Fairport guitarist delivers one of the bleakest, and best, records of his career

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Fontaines D.C. Dopamine Chamber reviewed: Past, present and possible future collide on 90s-influenced fifth album.
Fontaines D.C. Dopamine Chamber reviewed: Past, present and possible future collide on 90s-influenced fifth album.

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Cameron Winter – Live At Carnegie Hall review: Geese frontman’s starling New York solo show captured
Cameron Winter – Live At Carnegie Hall review: Geese frontman’s starling New York solo show captured

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Teenage Fanclub – Do Not Dare To Dream review: Sombre reflections on life
Teenage Fanclub – Do Not Dare To Dream review: Sombre reflections on life

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Johnny Marr – The Age Of Everything reviewed: Smiths guitarist comes into his own on fifth solo album
Johnny Marr – The Age Of Everything reviewed: Smiths guitarist comes into his own on fifth solo album

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Elvis Costello – My Aim Is True 49th Anniversary Edition Review: A master songwriter learning his craft in the age of punk
Elvis Costello – My Aim Is True 49th Anniversary Edition Review: A master songwriter learning his craft in the age of punk

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Echo & The Bunnymen 2023
Echo & The Bunnymen Apples For Isaac reviewed: A miraculous return

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Neil Young Second Song reviewed: A late-career classic
Neil Young Second Song reviewed: A late-career classic

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Beck – Ride Lonesome review: A masterpiece of melancholia
Beck – Ride Lonesome review: A masterpiece of melancholia

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The Tubs – Hard Life Reviewed: Folk rockers deliver brutal truths on superb third album
The Tubs – Hard Life Reviewed: Folk rockers deliver brutal truths on superb third album

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Dexys Midnight Runners – LOVE reviewed: Seventh (and last?) Dexys LP makes peace with the past
Dexys Midnight Runners – LOVE reviewed: Seventh (and last?) Dexys LP makes peace with the past

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Billy Strings – So Much For Goodbyes Review: An unflinching exploration of grief
Billy Strings – So Much For Goodbyes Review: An unflinching exploration of grief

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Alabama Shakes – I Must Be Dreaming Review: Shakes square up to the world on first album in a decade
Alabama Shakes – I Must Be Dreaming Review: Shakes square up to the world on first album in a decade

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Lambchop – Punching The Clown Reviewed: Bon Iver joins Kurt Wagner on first album in four years
Lambchop – Punching The Clown Reviewed: Bon Iver joins Kurt Wagner on first album in four years

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Bob Marley & The Wailers – Roots Rock Reggae Reviewed: Seismic Hammersmith ’76 shows finally get an official release
Bob Marley & The Wailers – Roots Rock Reggae Reviewed: Seismic Hammersmith ’76 shows finally get an official release

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Phoebe Bridgers – Lost Weekend Reviewed: Dislocated by grief and loss, acclaimed songwriter makes a welcome return
Phoebe Bridgers – Lost Weekend Reviewed: Dislocated by grief and loss, acclaimed songwriter makes a welcome return

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Ween – 12 Country Greats Reviewed: Dean and Gene’s controversial venture into country music revisited
Ween – 12 Country Greats Reviewed: Dean and Gene’s controversial venture into country music revisited

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The Durutti Column – Renascent reviewed: Celebrated Manchester guitarist continues to beguile on first album in 14 years
The Durutti Column – Renascent reviewed: Celebrated Manchester guitarist continues to beguile on first album in 14 years

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Robyn Hitchcock The Confuser Reviewed – A resolutely sunny take on death and decline
Robyn Hitchcock The Confuser Reviewed – A resolutely sunny take on death and decline

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Yard Act – You’re Gonna Need A Little Music Reviewed: A wry dissection of the downside of fame
Yard Act – You’re Gonna Need A Little Music Reviewed: A wry dissection of the downside of fame

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Panda Bear And Sonic Boom Reviewed: Psych pop supergroup escape from the world outside
Panda Bear And Sonic Boom Reviewed: Psych pop supergroup escape from the world outside

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The Rolling Stones Foreign Tongues Reviewed: Amid some clutter and blare, the spirit of the Stones shines through
The Rolling Stones Foreign Tongues Reviewed: Amid some clutter and blare, the spirit of the Stones shines through

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Madonna Confessions II Reviewed: A magnificent return to the dance floor
Madonna Confessions II Reviewed: A magnificent return to the dance floor

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Jack White – Frozen Charlotte Reviewed: Heavy blues rock with ’70s riffs and a 21st century twist
Jack White – Frozen Charlotte Reviewed: Heavy blues rock with ’70s riffs and a 21st century twist

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Beth Orton The Ground Above Reviewed: Vast, atmospheric and moving
Beth Orton The Ground Above Reviewed: Vast, atmospheric and moving

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Graham Coxon – Castle Park Reviewed: Blur guitarist shines on lost album
Graham Coxon – Castle Park Reviewed: Blur guitarist shines on lost album

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Cream Wheels Of Fire Super Deluxe Edition Reviewed: Expanded edition of the moment ’60s supergroup went supernova
Cream Wheels Of Fire Super Deluxe Edition Reviewed: Expanded edition of the moment ’60s supergroup went supernova

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Paul McCartney – The Boys Of Dungeon Lane Review: An unusually confessional blend of reminiscence and romance
Paul McCartney – The Boys Of Dungeon Lane Review: An unusually confessional blend of reminiscence and romance

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