Google Alert - Music Album Review

	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ July 4, 2022
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	Mush: Down Tools - Album Review - Louder Than War Louder Than War Northern Safari, one of the more straightforward songs on the album, shifts gears back up a touch with an infectious groove that bounces along on Nick ... Flag as irrelevant
	Paolo Nutini - Last Night in the Bittersweet review: Pop music at its finest | Guitar.com Guitar.com The eight years since the release of Custic Love, the Scottish singer-songwriter returns with an album of huge sonic departures from the gentle ... Flag as irrelevant
	Albm Review: Anna Calvi - Tommy - mxdwn Music mxdwn Music This new release comes after her 2020 album, Hunted. This English singer-songwriter through the years has been nominated and won several UK awards ... Flag as irrelevant
	ALBUM REVIEW: After 11 years, Journey overstays its welcome on 'Freedom' RIFF Magazine | Journey, "Freedom." New Journey music will always be worth a listen while Neal Schon is manning guitar. At least until… Flag as irrelevant
	Scorpions: World Wide Live - Album Of The Week Club review - Louder Louder Looking back I am glad I started with this live album. All the songs are played much faster than on the studio albums and the band sounds tighter ... Flag as irrelevant
	Interpol: The Other Side Of Make-Believe - ALBUM OF THE WEEK - Louder Than War Louder Than War 2018's Marauder saw the tide starting to turn, although the record felt shorn of the dynamics that the songs needed to really lift them. Interpol are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album review: Viagra Boys – Cave World | Kerrang! Kerrang! On Baby Criminal, the opening song on Viagra Boys' third album, frontman Sebastian Murphy sings about a character, little Jimmy, who 'Spent his ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nick Cave: Seven Psalms review – yearning for mercy and grace - The Guardian The Guardian Seven Psalms, a short album of spoken word accompanied by Warren Ellis's incidental music, is one more work thrown out by the centrifugal force of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Patrick Ames' Harmonium Album Review - Shockya Shockya Also inspired by the music of 1960s rock musicians, notably Jim Morrison, the slow paced soft rock song features commanding lyrics that are directed ... Flag as irrelevant
	ALBUM REVIEW: Mythos, Confession, Tragedies And Love - Beth Blade & The Beautiful Disasters Distorted Sound Magazine - Whilst there is a brilliantly old school rock attitude behind the music, this is also an album that is intensely vulnerable, sensitive and emotional. Flag as irrelevant
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