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	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ June 30, 2020
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	Bob Dylan Is Still the Voice of a Generation Vulture album review · review · music · rough and rowdy ways; More. +Comments Leave a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Owen – The Avalanche mxdwn.com His work under projects like the legendary American Football has already stood the test of time, and remains some of the most essential emo music to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Cro-Mags – In The Beginning mxdwn.com Cro-Mags have been blazing the trail for hardcore punk ever since their initial inception as a Krishnacore band, with highly acclaimed albums such as ... Flag as irrelevant
	HAIM's Women in Music Pt. III Brims with Nuance and a Smorgasbord of Sounds: Review Consequence of Sound Like a patchwork quilt, the album is filled with tones, textures, and colors to explore. Flag as irrelevant
	Album review: Sparks - A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip Islington Gazette ... studio album isn't short on their trademark irreverence and wilfully fractious, quasi-intellectual arrangements that subsume synth-pop, art-pop, rock, ... Flag as irrelevant
	ALBUM REVIEW: Paul Weller does it all 'On Sunset,' latest solo album RIFF The album is an elegant and dignified musical missive from the land of tea and crumpets. On Sunset's opener, "Mirror Ball," begins with a cinematic stew ... Flag as irrelevant
	KiCk i Pitchfork On the first album of a four-part series, the Venezuelan-born, Barcelona-based artist offers her most accessible music to date, channeling her ... Flag as irrelevant
	What's Your Pleasure? Pitchfork On her disco-inspired new album, Ware sounds bolder, looser — and frankly, more fun ... On her new album, Jessie Ware sounds like the host of the kind of party you heard about in ... Table Manners podcast but has been largely missing from her recorded music. ... More Album Reviews For Jessie Ware. Premature Evaluation: Jessie Ware What's Your Pleasure? - Stereogum Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Albert Ayler Pitchfork The tenor saxophonist's beguiling and divisive 1969 album attempted to cross-wire free jazz with rock, funk, and soul. It remains his most ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wino: Forever Gone – album review Louder Than War (blog) The album forms part of Ripple Music's new "Blood and Strings" series, and is a ... The opener, the title track Forever Gone, sets up the albums musical ... Flag as irrelevant
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