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A World Beyond by Erasure – Album Review
by Roger Crow Ah Erasure, bouncy eighties pop. Feelgood, foot-tapping tunes. However, in 2018 the opening track on their new ... -
Unfurnished Rooms by Blancmange – Album Review
by Matt Callard In an era of comebacks, where every dog and his dad has a nostalgia circuit to hoik ... -
Mirrors by Cattle and Cane – Album Review
by Matt Callard Cattle and Cane should take heed: Naming yourself after another band’s seminal song offers a low percentage return. Ladytron? ... -
Thieves Like Us by Thieves Like Us – Album Review
by Matt Callard Amazing what a solid cult following can do for longevity these days. Thieves Like Us are into ... -
Computers and Blues by The Streets – Album Review
by Matt Callard If it’s true that Computers and Blues, the fifth Streets album is Mike Skinner’s last, then his ... -
It’s Not Me It’s You by Lily Allen – Album Review
by Matt Callard Although irksomely disowning joyful and bouncy debut album, Alright Still, as immature (hey Lily, we like pop ... -
Love at the Bottom of the Sea by Magnetic Fields – Album Review
by Matt Callard It’s 12 years since 69 Love Songs, when it seemed Stephin Merritt could do anything and go ... -
69 Love Songs by Magnetic Fields – Album Review
by Matt Callard Stephin Merritt had rattled about on the periphery of the New York alternative scene for a decade. ... -
Record Collection by Mark Ronson – Album Review
by Matt Callard Ooh, it’s the It Guy. Credentials? Some hip-hop pedigree, multi-instrumentalist, decent ear for new talent, coupla Amy Winehouse-affiliated ...