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#604 Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate

by Ian Parker • 18 May 2016

Michael Kiwanuka blew a lot of us away with the accomplished beauty of his debut Home Again, so much so that it’s difficult to believe it was four years ago. But Kiwanuka has not rushed the follow-up, making sure that…

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Gigs, Reviews

Live | The Accidentals @ The Sea of Glass, Tucson

by Jonathan Frahm • 18 May 2016

In any case, The Accidentals are a band that has seen exponential growth since their inception. Beginning as a project between two self-proclaimed “orch dorks” in the midst of a shared high school class, Savannah Buist and Katie Larson have…

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#603 Bob Dylan – Melancholy Mood

by Ian Parker • 17 May 2016

In the same week that Blonde on Blonde celebrates its 50th birthday, Bob Dylan is ready to release the latest record of his incredible career. Fallen Angels follows on from Shadows In the Night, and like its predecessor is made…

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#602 Benjamin Clementine – I Won’t Complain

by Ian Parker • 16 May 2016

Usually I’m against the concept of special editions of albums coming out a few months after the original – a blatant push to get fans to fork out cash all over again for a couple of extra tracks. But if…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Radiohead – A Moon Shaped Pool

by Dominic J Stevenson • 15 May 2016

Radiohead return and steals the show. The band’s fans have never had to wait so long between album releases, yet this doesn’t mean the band members have been quiet.  Jonny Greenwood has continued making ever more fascinating forays into classical…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Jenny Gillespie – Cure for Dreaming

by For Folk's Sake • 15 May 2016

There’s something wonderfully off kilter about Jenny Gillespie’s latest CD, Cure For Dreaming. Rather than being a cure it seems designed to send one’s imagination fluttering off in any number of different directions. Songs morph and meld in much the…

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