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Frank Black And The Catholics – Self-Titled 25th Anniversary Edition Vinyl Review
There’s a sense that you’re listening to Frank Black and The Catholics exactly as it unfolded in the studio and it’s all but impossible not to fall in love with the album as a result. 9/10
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Frank Black & The Catholics – The Complete Studio Albums Vinyl box Set
Beautifully presented, with pristine pressings and reference quality mastering, it’s an absolute treasure trove and a necessary reminder, via an unsung period in his career, that Frank Black is one of the most blazingly original…
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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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Wino – Forever Gone Album Review
…dim the lights, free yourself from distractions and let yourself drift away for an hour with this sublime set of songs. 9.5
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Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Colorado CD Review
It has been some time since Neil Young last activated the Horse, that gloriously shambolic backing band that has stood behind almost all of his greatest work from 1969’s Everybody knows this is nowhere right through to 2012’s underrated psychedelic pill. With Frank “Poncho” Sampedro retired (at least for the time…
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William DuVall – One Alone Album Review
…a wonderfully raw and stripped down opportunity to get to know William as an individual and, in this, he shines. 8.5
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