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Amanda Palmer: Who Killed Amanda Palmer?
Amanda Palmer: Who Killed Amanda Palmer?
This exhilarating album is the first solo offering from Amanda Palmer, one of half of Bostonian 'cabaret punk' outfit The Dresden Dolls. It is a rather delicious confection; a cake iced with the darkest, bitterest chocolate. uperficially at least, it's a softer sound - less full on, more...
 
T.I.: Paper Trail
T.I.: Paper Trail
T.I. has grown to truly be one of his generation's most captivating speakers. Whether he's conversing frankly with a room full of youth about the positive side of staying in school and followi...
 
The Undertones: An Anthology
The Undertones: An Anthology
To mark the 30th anniversary of The Undertones, Irish punk's finest sons, Union Square Music presents two CDs and 56 tracks, all packaged up with the kind of neat little booklet that makes you rea...
 
David Gilmour: Live In Gdansk
David Gilmour: Live In Gdansk
This live album is excitedly billed as 'the first solo live album from Pink Floyd's singer / guitarist'. A sketchy claim, this, given the availability of his outstanding Royal Albert Hall ...
 
Mogwai: The Hawk Is Howling
Mogwai: The Hawk Is Howling
A picture is worth a thousand words. Analogously speaking, what is the value of an instrumental record in the modern rock genre? That would depend on the work in question, of course, and in the case o...
 
The Pussycat Dolls: Doll Domination
The Pussycat Dolls: Doll Domination
Watch out: here come the Pussycat Dolls, hell bent on world domination. Everyone's favourite pop burlesque troupe returns to bother the world's teenagers with their teasing dance routines and ...
 
Ladyhawke: Ladyhawke
Ladyhawke: Ladyhawke
Ladyhawke aka New Zealand girl Pip Brown was raised in the 80's with a musical family and grew up listening to the likes of Stevie Nicks, Deep Purple and Joan Jett. Beginning as the drummer in a s...
 
TV On The Radio: Dear Science
TV On The Radio: Dear Science
Dear Science is TV On The Radio's fourth album and their most accessible yet. Blending their funk roots with a more poppy edge, this album should further extend the Brooklynites' steadily grow...
 
Kings Of Leon: Only By The Night
Kings Of Leon: Only By The Night
'Only By The Night' is a bold and expansive sonic statement that looks set to solidify Kings of Leon's position as one of the most important international acts of 2008 and beyond. It follo...
 
Lindsey Buckingham: Gift Of Screws
Lindsey Buckingham: Gift Of Screws
Lindsey Buckingham is that increasingly rare beast in the pop world; an ageing rocker who still counts. For a man who has made indescribably large amounts of money with Fleetwood Mac, and who is the a...
 
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