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Palma Violets : 180 - CD
Excellent indie guitar rock on bestselling debut album from highly regarded London-based band, Palma Violets

Antony And The Johnsons : Swanlights - CD
Subtle and captivating fourth album from the much acclaimed Antony and the Johnsons

Jarvis Cocker : Further Complications - CD
Matter-of-fact but ultimately dull second solo album from former Pulp frontman, Jarvis Cocker

Antony And The Johnsons : The Crying Light - CD
Only gently progressive third album from Antony and the Johnsons, which while not moving on as much as many would have expected from his Mercury prize-winning last record, 'I Am A Bird, Now', remains a serious contribution from an unique talent

Eddi Reader : Sings the Songs of Robert Burns (Expanded Edition) - CD
Stunning reissue with extra tracks of Scottish folk artist Eddi Reader's 2003 album, who has taken several of Robert Burns' poems and songs and reworked them as her own

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Band Of Holy Joy : Interview
In our fifth interview with them, John Clarkson talks to Johny Brown, Inga Tillere and James Stephen Finn from London-based alternative/indie rock band the Band of Holy Joy about their remarkable latest album, ‘Neon Primitives’.

Go Betweens : Right Here
Dixie Ernill enjoys Kriv Stender's engaging documentary that delves deep into the heart and soul of Australian indie-rock band the Go-Betweens.

Giant Sand : Returns to Valley of Rain
In our 'Re:View' section, Steve KInrade examines seminal Americana act Giant Sand's latest album 'Returns to Valley of Rain', which is a reworking of their 1985 debut album, 'Valley of Rain'.

Vulgar Boatmen : Interview
Dale Lawrence, the lead singer of US indie outfit The Vulgar Boatmen, chats with Kimberly Bright about the band’s storied back catalogue ahead of a series of re-issues.

James : Interview
With their fifteenth album ‘Living In Extraordinary Times’ heading for the Top 5 of the Album Charts, James multi-instrumentalist Saul Davies discusses with Richard Lewis the making of the new LP, not becoming a nostalgia act and what lies ahead for the group.

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Palma Violets - 180 - CD
Excellent indie guitar rock on bestselling debut album from highly regarded London-based band, Palma Violets

Antony And The Johnsons - Swanlights - CD
Subtle and captivating fourth album from the much acclaimed Antony and the Johnsons

Jarvis Cocker - Further Complications - CD
Matter-of-fact but ultimately dull second solo album from former Pulp frontman, Jarvis Cocker

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Band Of Holy Joy:Interview
In our fifth interview with them, John Clarkson talks to Johny Brown, Inga Tillere and James Stephen Finn from London-based alternative/indie rock band the Band of Holy Joy about their remarkable latest album, ‘Neon Primitives’.

Go Betweens:Right Here
Dixie Ernill enjoys Kriv Stender's engaging documentary that delves deep into the heart and soul of Australian indie-rock band the Go-Betweens.

Giant Sand:Returns to Valley of Rain
In our 'Re:View' section, Steve KInrade examines seminal Americana act Giant Sand's latest album 'Returns to Valley of Rain', which is a reworking of their 1985 debut album, 'Valley of Rain'.

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