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Magnetic Fields: “Distortion”

Rare candour from a musician in a press release today. This is Stephin Merritt talking about the Magnetic Fields album, “Distortion”. The goal, he says, was “to sound more like Jesus And Mary Chain than Jesus And Mary Chain.”

The Stratford 4 – Love & Distortion

BRMC buddy rides Britpop-fuelled rocket

Jennifer Castle – Camelot

Enthralling and richly detailed career peak from undervalued Canadian songwriter

Oasis – Definitely Maybe 30th Anniversary Reissue

How two combustible siblings and band entered the Britpop fray with a classic debut

Vampire Weekend – Only God Was Above Us

Indie-rock overachievers reemerge with an anxiety-exorcising masterpiece

Total Blam-Blam! Inside this month’s free Uncut CD

Jessica Pratt, Michael Head, Khruangbin and more appear on our latest free CD

Julie Byrne – The Greater Wings

Buffalo native’s rhapsodic, sonically expanded third, with a tragic sting in its tail

The Strokes ‘The Singles – Volume 01’

Here’s where we begin: NYC saviours’ first thrilling missives repackaged as a 7-inch boxset

John Cale – Mercy

Veteran experimentalist ventures far out on a hallucinogenic journey

Curtis Harding – If Words Were Flowers

A lockdown rethink results in a  third LP full of hopeful soul
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