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MGMT - Flash Delirium

What did you expect from MGMT on the new record? Hope it wasn't 'Time To Pretend' et al...this album is a very different listen. Entitled 'Congratulations', it is as free form a journey as you will... Read more

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These New Puritans - Hidden

As much as first albums can capture bands in their purest form, debuts can also find them over-emulating influences, regurgitating what inspired them instead of building upon it. That was the knock... Read more

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These New Puritans - Hidden

If at times their aspirations outstrip their execution, it’s not by much, and Hidden, the sophomore disc from Jack Barnett and his band, These New Puritans, is certainly a grand display of both a... Read more

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MGMT - Flash Delirium

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These New Puritans - Hidden

Hidden is a real UK horror show, mixing grim, industrial beats with mannered, regal horns and a persistent aura of foggy uneasiness. These New Puritans reveal a penchant for æsthetic violence and ... Read more

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The Courteeners - Falcon

Perhaps there's something in the water in Manchester or maybe by some sheer coincidence a ludicrously large number of talented artists just happen to herald from the city. Enter The Courteeners, on... Read more

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dEUS - Worst Case Scenario

Two weeks after my Antwerp experience, I saw dEUS perform to a packed Manchester AcademyTwo. I was truly stunned by both the size and fervour of the crowd and, indeed, the entire affair resembled a... Read more

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These New Puritans - Hidden

These New Puritans kicked off their first record (the totally solid Beat Pyramid) with a disquieting, confrontational question: "What's your favorite number, what does it mean?" From there, the so... Read more

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Bombay Bicycle Club - Evening/Morning

The comedian Richard Herring has a nice little monologue about this lot. He noticed a boy in the street wearing a T-shirt with Bombay Bicycle Club on it, and this caused him to have a ponder about ... Read more

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