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You Cross my Path

Radiohead have really turned the world on its head with their pay-as-you-like concept for their…

Dig Lazarus Dig!!!

It’s telling that my biggest gripe with Nick Cave is that he makes CDs that…

The Odd Couple

Those caught in the precarious position of providing critical analysis of Gnarls Barkley’s sophomore album, The…

Making All Things New

Darryl Blood’s sweet and distinctive voice comes across like a bed-time conversation complete with a…

Tow Cow Garage - III
III

Garage-Country-Punk-Rock is how I tried to describe this music to someone, but it still doesn’t…

Consolers of the Lonley
Consolers of the Lonely

Jack White hates me.  I know this. I know this because he has previously ranted…

Black Gamble

If the music-press is to be believed, the release of the much anticipated debut album…

American Demo

Eddie Argos of Art Brut is a great fan of the Indelicates. And it’s easy…

INTERVIEWS

Crack Village

Whilst on my travels around London’s music scene I took the opportunity of catching up…

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The Blow

How is the tour going? It’s going really well. I’m having a nice time. We…

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The Decemberists

The Portland-based book-worms calling themselves The Decemberists have been the darlings of the (admitedly small)…

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Dresden Dolls

Don’t be fooled, the burlesque exterior of the Boston-based Dresden Dolls is more than a…

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The Kills

In the early 1960s, Andy Worhol’s studio in New York was a community of artists,…

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It Hugs Back

It Hugs Back are the new musical sensation from Kent. Not since Keane has anyone…

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