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Jon Rogers: Most Recent Articles
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Hitting the Right Note: Where Did It All Go Wrong, Nick Cave?
In 'Hitting the Right Note', Jon Rogers, after listening to Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' latest album 'Push the Sky Away', asks where it all went wrong for Cave
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Julian Cope: Saint Julian
Jon Roger reflects on ex-Teardrop Explodes front man Juian Cope's recently re-released third solo album, 'Saint Julian'
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Profile: Bill Withers
Jon Rogers is impressed by 'The Complete Sussex and Columbia Album Masters', a new nine CD box set from soul giant Bill Withers
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Hitting the Right Note: Rebecca Karijold's 'We Become Ourselves'
In his 'Hitting the Right Note' column, Jon Rogers finds Norwegian singer-songwriter Rebekka Karijord's magical second album 'We Become Ourselves' deserving of attention
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Profile: Velvet Underground Part 4
In the fourth part of his history on the Velvet Underground leading up to the release of their debut album 'The Velvet Underground and Nico', Jon Rogers describes a disastrous trip to California, which nevertheless allows the group to do some more recording and to finish off the classic album
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Most Recent Reviews
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V/A: Way to Blue: The Songs of Nick Drake - CD
Fine Nick Drake tribute album which, recorded live at concerts in Melbourne and London, includes contributions from Vashti Bunyan, Danny Thompson, Green Gartside and Robyn Hitchcock
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Motorhead: The World is Ours Vol 2: Anyplace Crazy as Anywhere Else - CD
Magical, if predictable live double album/DVD from heavy rock legends, Motorhead
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Holy Vessels: Last Orders at The Marshall Arms - CD
Breezy and upbeat Americana on debut album from diverse Brighton-based five piece, Holy Vessels
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Factory Star: New Sacral - CDS
Atmospheric post-punk on six track mini-album from Factory Star, the new band of former Fall member and Blue Orchids front man Martin Bramah.
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Mono: For My Parents - CD
Frequently cliched, but also equally often impressive latest album from Japanese post-rock band, Mono
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