Guillotine may get your blood pumping, but it has the musical longevity of a burst of adrenaline.
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God Save The Clientele, a record where the band rather than intensifying, attempts to embrace subtleties.
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A band with a familiar sound comes to a certain precipice, where a long fall to mediocrity is only one slip away.
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Willy Mason constructs almost timeless music.
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Certainly Whaleheart counts itself among the least brooding Callahan projects.
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‘Art Brut’:. Art by the maladroit and maladjusted, the misanthropes and malcontents; art by the outsiders.
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Twilight Of The Innocents sounds altogether more calculated and professional.
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† seems like the logical conclusion to Daft Punk’s second album Discovery.
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Is this Ben Birchall’s last chance, his last roll of the dice?
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Bands like Wheat exist purely to confuse.
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More than any one figure, Jarvis Cocker could claim to be the definitive icon of the Britpop era.
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Set Yourself on Fire was a glorious mix of cinematic and melodramatic, self-indulgent melancholy that still is a valued listen.
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