Silverchair – ‘Diorama’
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20 years on from the Newcastle icons' penultimate album, revisit an archival review of Silverchair's Diorama.
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Prince – ‘Sign o’ the Times’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews35 years on from the Purple One's ninth album, revisit one of his finest and most artistically-breathtaking works.
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Camp Cope Find Peace on ‘Running with The Hurricane’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn Running with The Hurricane. Camp Cope have never sounded more powerful or self-assured.
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Phife Dawg’s Posthumous Album ‘Forever’ Is a Beautiful Tribute to a Hip-Hop Legend
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsA Tribe Called Quest rapper sounds at peace with his past as he gestures toward the future
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Are Weezer a Band For All Seasons? Their new EP ‘Spring’ Suggests … Maybe?
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsSZNZ: Spring, the first of four seasonally inspired EPs by the alt-rock group, is much ado about nothing — and that’s the point
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Kick Out the Alt Jams: Sonic Youth Go Instrumental on Rarities Comp
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsNew collection ‘In/Out/In’ draws from the band’s final decade.
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Mousey Merges Fresh with Familiar on The Stellar ‘My Friends’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsMousey returns with her second album, as My Friends cements itself as a highlight of the Kiwi artist's career.
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Avril Lavigne Gets Back to Her Aughts Emo Bubble-Punk Roots on the Absolutely Killer ‘Love Sux’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsShe hasn’t had this much fun in years, reminding us that her original sound was a blueprint for today’s pop-punk boom
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Nick Drake – ‘Pink Moon’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn the 50th anniversary of the final album from Nick Drake, revisit a retrospective review of his enduring swan song.
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Dashboard Confessional Is an Endearing Sleeve-Tat Dad on ‘All the Truth That I Can Tell’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsChris Carraba hits middle age (hard) and goes back to his hard-strumming roots
