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Television, Neil Young and the new Uncut

Phew and all that. I’ve just been listening again to the 37 minute stream of new music by Neil Young and Crazy Horse that was posted at the weekend on neilyoung.com. I’m sure there were more important things I could have been doing throughout the day, like filling in health and safety reports and similarly essential tasks. But after reading John’s Wild Mercury Blog on the Neil and Crazy Horse jams, which are titled, tantalisingly, ‘Horse Back’, I haven’t needed much encouragement to utterly neglect such housekeeping duties to further take in the roiling brilliance of Neil and Crazy Horse.

Earth and The Cave Singers

A couple of records I’ve been meaning to blog about for weeks today. One is the new album by Earth, “The Bees Made Honey In The Lion’s Skull”, which further confirms Dylan Carlson’s drift away from absolute minimalist metal drone to a kind of slow, but surprisingly melodious desert rock.

Blanche – Borderline, London

Blanche come here haunted by associations— chiefly leader Dan Miller's with fellow Detroiter Jack White. The pair shared several bands before Jack's vault to fame, and moonlighting Blanchers made up half his Loretta Lynn-backing Detroit supergroup The Do-Whaters. Blanche also supported The White Stripes last year, and bunked with them on this UK trip.

The Black Keys – Rubber Factory

Fiery follow-up to 2003's acclaimed Thickfreakness

Sons And Daughters – Love The Cup

Appetising mini album from swampy Friends Of Franz

La Influential

Debut album from Jeffrey Lee Pierce's twisted blues-punk quartet remains strikingly relevant

This Month In Americana

Inflammatory debut from much-vaunted Detroit quintet

The Duke Spirit – Roll, Spirit, Roll

White city blues on the rocks
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