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Temple Beautiful (his 12th CD) is named after a long defunct music venue in San Francisco. The album mines a similar alt-indie-punk-pop-soul-folk-blues-country-rock vein as earlier
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After a breakthrough year that saw his exceptional solo debut “Queen Of Denmark” win MOJO’s Album of 2010, John Grant has created a follow-up that
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From the seemingly placid shores of Lake Geneva comes a sonic earthquake. Fusing the old time French migrant music of Louisiana with garage rock’n’roll, Mama
Dead Flamingoes are the combined talents of James Walbourne & Kami Thompson. James is the lead guitarist in the Pretenders (with Chrissie Hynde) and previously
Angel Olsen has a fresh edge to her sound, a warm and wonderful range, and an otherworldly skill and charm. Released on Bathetic Records, Half
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