LP Review
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The Last Shadow Puppets ‘Everything You’ve Come to Expect’
Alex Turner and Miles Kane return with Everything You’ve Come to Expect, an album that’s sporadic, surprising and full of style
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Bear Hands ‘You’ll Pay For This’
The playful tracks on You’ll Pay For This relay that Bear Hands are not willing to give up their youth just yet
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Yeasayer ‘Amen & Goodbye’
Yeasayer remains ahead of the curve with their new record, Amen & Goodbye, a collection of singable melodies and endlessly curious arrangements
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Quiet Life ‘Foggy’
With Foggy, Quiet Life provides the ultimate soundtrack to your own personal exploration
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The Wild Feathers ‘Lonely Is A Lifetime’
Nashville’s The Wild Feathers avoid the sophomore slump with their rockin’ new album, Lonely Is A Lifetime
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George Fest: A Night To Celebrate The Music Of George Harrison
Brian Wilson, Dhani Harrison, Britt Daniel, Norah Jones, Brandon Flowers and more come together on this live tribute to the late great George Harrison
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Nevermen ‘Nevermen’
The Nevermen (Tunde Adebimpe, Mike Patton, and Doseone) mash up their wide-ranging styles into perhaps the most accessible thing any of them has ever done
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Kanye West ‘The Life of Pablo’
Never has Kanye West been as fascinatingly multidimensional as on The Life of Pablo – with every imperfection and sin on display
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DIIV ‘Is The Is Are’
The latest batch of DIIV songs serve as great launching pads, but it’s as if the band took a worthwhile idea and didn’t develop it
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Tortoise ‘The Catastrophist’
Tortoise flirts with bad 70’s rock songs on their latest record, The Catastrophist
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Ty Segall ‘Emotional Mugger’
Emotional Mugger is certainly in the lo-fi tradition, but that aesthetic doesn’t limit Ty Segall’s ambition at all
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Savages ‘Adore Life’
London post-punk act Savages seem caught between two styles throughout their latest release, Adore Life
