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LOVE
Dexys Midnight Runners

With almost a countless number of releases since the opening salvo on Searching Four Young Soul Rebels (1980) it seems that Rowland has gone full circle, and in quite a great manner at that. Hopefully, this is not the last one

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 1w
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Thank You
Mike D

While the Beastie Boys have always been an alternative and experimental force, Thank You pushes the limits as an entirely authentic and genuinely cool album that elevates Mike D’s stature from punky rap hooligan to electronic auteur.

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 1w
80/100
Thank You
Mike D 5D

While the Beastie Boys have always been an alternative and experimental force, Thank You pushes the limits as an entirely authentic and genuinely cool album that elevates Mike D’s stature from punky rap hooligan to electronic auteur.

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 2w
80/100
There Near
Dinosaur Jr.

There Near is definitely a strong suggestion that the creative musical well in this band is not dried up just yet, and that fans can hopefully look forward to more from their favourite band

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 2w
70/100
It Goes On
Westside Cowboy

I wish I could say to Westside Cowboy: please stop being so overly infatuated with America and embrace your British sensibilities. You absolutely shine when you lean into your Britpop roots and give us highly melodic, crunchy riff-driven two- and-a-half minute rockers

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 2w
90/100
Soft Control
The Afghan Whigs

For Dulli and The Afghan Whigs it means remaining true to themselves and creating some great rock music

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 3w
80/100
Days
The Mountain Goats

It’s very much a Mountain Goats album. Is it their best? Probably not, but it has a lot of their best qualities and some really great songs that fans will love

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 3w
100/100
Cathedral
John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, Daniel Davies

Carpenter has always excelled at the “less is more” approach to music, but it is here in Cathedral that this discipline is used to build something claustrophobic and heavy. It’s not just music that follows the listener; it surrounds them

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Spill Magazine@spillmagazine · 4w
80/100
Sunshine
Jungle

Continues to amalgamate genres into a cacophony of vibes, artist creativity and collaboration, and tracks made for the dance floor. It’s one of the best records to come out of this year, and it is highly recommended

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