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Category: Reissues

Editors – Black Gold review

Ageing gracefully is not something rock stars are generally given the luxury of doing now: either you go down the … More

Black Gold Review, Editors, Tom Smith Editors

Super Furry Animals – Guerilla 20th Anniversary Edition review

For those of you not up with your SFA history, Guerilla was intended to be their hits album, a collection … More

Autechre, Gruff Rhys, Guerilla 20th Anniversary, Super Furry Animals, Techno

Shed Seven – Going For Gold 20th Anniversay Edition review

It’s a cliche but it’s true: the history of Britpop was written by the winners, a bunch of ambitious souls … More

Britpop, Going For Gold, Rick Witter, Shed Seven

Protomartyr – No Passion All Technique reissue review

Many good stories start with a case of beer and a blank canvas, so maybe the newly formed Protmartyr had … More

No Passion All Technique, Protomartyr, Punk Rock

March’s Round Up

What a month! Almost too much to remind you about, but first a quick rundown of the new reviews published, … More

Don Letts, Ex-Hex, Foals, Iron And Wine, Queen, Sleeper

Iron & Wine – Our Endless Numbered Days reissue review

Appropriately enough for a movement birthed around a campfire, the angsty, check shirted strain of American roots music that went … More

Folk, Iron And Wine, Our Endless Numbered Days, Sam Beams

Semisonic – Feeling Strangely Fine – 20th Anniversary Reissue

It all might have been very different for Minneapolian trio Semisonic. Having released a moderately rockish, moderately mild and moderately … More

Feeling Strangely Fine, Secret Smile, Semisonic

Fleet Foxes – First Collection 2006-2009 review

There’s a certain sense of futility to declaring a retrospective when your songs have an air of carbon dating; depending … More

First Collection Review, Fleet Foxes

Manic Street Preachers – This Is My Truth, Tell Me Yours 20th Anniversary Edition Review

Mostly forgotten though it is now, the chief controversy that surrounded the original release of the Manic Street Preachers fifth … More

James Dean Bradfield, Manic Street Preachers, Nicky Wire, Punk, This Is My Truth

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