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Hate (Mantra Recordings). Review by Rob Walsh.
THE DELGADOS HATE Mantra/Beggars Evoking an affinity for lush pop-inflected symphonies, the Delgadoss further distance themselves from their lo-fi roots with their most recent endeavor. Hate's opening track "The Light Before We Land" is simply gorgeous with its disarming, ethereal string accompaniment ...
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July 1999 :: Music D-E :: The Delgados (Ian Koss)
The Delgados Peloton Beggars Banquet Masters of Scottish poppery the Delgados return with a crafty collection of eleven tracks, carefully designed to insinuate their way into your daily life, echoing and repeating in your head long after the sound stops. As has been typical with the last couple Delgados ...
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by Rob Walsh,19 Albums I Wish I Had Reviewed in 2004 … in alphabetical order,,,by Rob Walsh
... (BY ALBUM TITLE) by Rob Walsh A lot of good music was released this past year. This is a cursory (and hopefully somewhat exegetic) recount of some of the brighter moments from the last twelve months. I guess you could consider what follows a "best of" list. Ever since I took over editorial duties here ...
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October 1998 :: Music H-M :: Losing Money + Losing Friends (Kurt Channing)
Losing Money + Losing Friends The March Records Story March In its scant six years, March Records has managed to assemble a most impressive roster of music, diverse and consistently good. This collection of rarities and tracks from previous releases seems to confirm the fact that the tastes of March ...
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Distant Hearts, A Little Closer (Flameshovel). Review by Stein Haukland.
JOAN OF ARSE DISTANT HEARTS, A LITTLE CLOSER Flameshovel Imagine the playfulness of a folksy, rustic Super Furry Animals, and you may be close to imagining the wonderful world of Joan Of Arse. Distant Hearts, A Little Closer was originally released in Europe in 2001, and it's about time someone picked ...
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We Love The City (Too Pure). Review by Anton Warner.
HEFNER WE LOVE THE CITY Too Pure Hefner grows older and more sophisticated on We Love The City, something which felt somewhat inevitable after a couple of exuberant releases and a collection of rarities. Musically, the band sounds far more comfortable in the studio, adding whizzy production touches ...
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sweden,pop,indie,concept album,electronic,Nanook of the North,The Taby Tapes,Hidden Agenda,Aaron Shaul
NANOOK OF THE NORTH THE TABY TAPES Hidden Agenda Leave it to the Swedes to come up with a concept album about Eskimos. Sharing their name with the infamous seal-clubbing film, Nanook of the North the band is decidedly more PETA friendly. The group’s back story goes like this: Alaskan expatriate Nanook ...
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In Love With The Dudley Corporation (Absolutely Kosher). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE DUDLEY CORPORATION IN LOVE WITH THE DUDLEY CORPORATION Absolutely Kosher It's completely appropriate that The Dudley Corporation's debut album should be recorded in the presence and with the help of The Delgados. It could almost be seen as a symbolic passing of the shambolic torch from the recently ...
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July 1999 :: Wet Ink :: Wet Ink Index ()
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