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The Black Session: Paris, 10 May 2011

[7/10] Wire
Post-punk pioneers still firing on all cylinders. ...read this album review

Sparrowmania

[6/10] Mighty Sparrow
The calypso king anthologised. ...read this album review

Bones

[9/10] Young Guns
This is big. Bigger than that. Bigger. Still bigger. Really big.
...read this album review

Marcata

[8/10] The Minutes
Retro styled Irish scuzz-rock wins out through sheer force of will (and epic riffage) ...read this album review

New World Generation

[7/10] New World Generation
Put on your dancing shoes. ...read this album review

Clay Class

[9/10] Prinzhorn Dance School
The first great, stark, bleak, brilliant album release of the year. ...read this album review

Drown This Town

[8/10] Dissociates
Highly impressive start from one of the UK's brightest prospects ...read this album review

Darby Crash Rides Again - The Early Years

[8/10] Poison Idea
Pure, raw, undiluted, unashamed PUNK FUCKING ROCK! ...read this album review

The Search Engine

[8/10] DJ Food
Astronauts and robots collide in this long awaited electronic-space-rock opus. ...read this album review

Resolution

[8/10] Lamb Of God

A little experimentaion goes a long way
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The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy

[7/10] Nada Surf
Nada Surf continue to do what Nada Surf do. Get stoked.

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Feel The Power

[8/10] Blessed By A Broken Heart
‘Feel The Power’ is Blessed getting more serious... ...read this album review

The Face Of Mount Molehill

[8/10] Neil Cowley Trio
A stunning evolution of the art-form from the countries leading jazz pianist. ...read this album review

Back On Time

[6/10] Plug
Luke Vibert's latest is a record he can't even remember writing... and it's STILL great! ...read this album review

[6/10] The Little Willies
If you can get past THAT frankly ridiculous name (I wouldn't blame you if you couldn't), 'The Little Willies' are far from a joke band. They are however still a group to be taken with a liberal pinch of salt. ...read this album review

Window's A Fall

[8/10] Sacred Harp
Gothic misery from Norway, a hauntingly beautiful debut. ...read this album review

Trump Harm

[7/10] 31Knots

Album number 7 from madcap, quintessentially crazy Portland three piece... From the wonderful Polyvinyl stable.
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A Flash Flood of Colour

[8/10] Enter Shikari
The shape of punk to come? The synthed-up screamo boys are back, and they're angrier than ever ...read this album review

The Second Three Years

[8/10] Frank Turner
A collection of rarities and cover versions from the inventive campfire rock and roll artisan ...read this album review

Future This

[7/10] The Big Pink
Future This. Future That. ...read this album review

The Magic of Youth

[9/10] The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones are back with one of the best albums yet.� ...read this album review

Baby

[7/10] Tribes
The 'nu-grunge' revival starts here. ...read this album review

Balls Out

[8/10] Steel Panther
Steel Panther return with their second release Balls Out, poking fun at the likes of Tiger Woods and Justin Beiber whilst paying homage to all things glam and metal.� ...read this album review

12-16-61 / The Essential Collection

[9/10] Bill Hicks
The greatest stand up that ever was is back for more from beyond the grave ...read this album review

Twirligig

[8/10] Jonti
Transcontinental, lysergic, psychedelic hip-hop/electo-popper dazzles with his deliciously disparate debut. ...read this album review

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Listen to the Young Guns new single inside

Strength comes from our bones – the knowledge that, deep down, nothing is impossible. 'Bones', the stunning new single, and album of the same name, from Young Guns, captures exactly that: it's a hymn to bravery and boldness, the defining statement so far from one of our finest bands.
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