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export 0Queens of the Stone Age – …LIKE CLOCKWORK
First published in Spectrum (Sydney Morning Herald, weekend, June 8-9) Bad boys of robot rock Queens of the Stone ...
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MUSIC 0Black Angels – INDIGO MEADOW
The problem with writing a song as killer as ‘Young Men Dead’ from The Black Angels’ first record, is ...
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MUSIC 0Beaches – SHE BEATS
It’s been five years since Beaches released their debut record. Yet the follow-up, She Beats, is defined by a ...
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MUSIC 0Low – THE INVISIBLE WAY
This is Low’s tenth LP and their twentieth year together. Milestones that, for another band of similar cult status, ...
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MUSICTomahawk – ODDFELLOWS
The single from Tomahawk’s first record in six years, ‘Stone Letter’, is a ’90s anachronism that belies Oddfellows’ excellence. ...
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MUSIC 0Half Moon Run – DARK EYES
When Mumford & Sons’ Ben Lovett said Half Moon Run was “one of the most important bands debuting an ...
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MUSIC 0Grouper – THE MAN WHO DIED IN HIS BOAT
Some may find discerning the differences between Grouper (Liz Harris) records to be a challenge. But for ardent fans ...
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MUSIC 0Darkstar – NEWS FROM NOWHERE
It’s clear the British electronic trio’s second LP was a labour of knob-twiddling love. Awash in ambient detailing, these ...
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MUSIC 0Esben and the Witch – WASH THE SINS NOT ONLY THE FACE
When the Brighton trio’s second LP starts with the tightly bound ‘Iceland Spar’ – all pounding chords, crashing drums ...
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MUSIC 0Yo La Tengo – FADE
For long-term fans of Yo La Tengo’s adult indie rock, the band’s 13th LP in 27 years arrives like ...
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