cd review
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Blur – The Ballad Of Darren CD Review
A band who have grown alongside their audience, as the Wembley shows so clearly highlighted, with The Ballad of Darren, Blur remain a far artier proposition than many realise. 8.5/10
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Depeche Mode – “Memento Mori” Album Review
For over forty years, Depeche Mode have walked by the sides of their fans, sharing their hopes, their fears, their loves and their losses and, in Memento Mori they have once again sought to find…
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Ancient Settlers – Our Last Eclipse: The Settlers Saga Pt. 1 CD Review
Anthony’s edgy delivery helps to give the band their own identity and it will be interesting to see how Ancient Settlers develop on the next outing. 8/10
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Neil Young And Crazy Horse – Barn Vinyl Review
Raw and unflinching, Neil Young remains one of the few artists still willing to give the audience what they need over what they want, and for that alone, he remains one of the most important…
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The Professionals – SNAFU Album Review
A hugely enjoyable set of anthems that seem predominantly aimed at getting the band back out on the road as quickly as possible. 8/10
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Jess Chalker – Hemispheres CD Review
For those who appreciate music at the more popular end of the spectrum, it is a very impressive body of work. 8/10
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Phil Stiles
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