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Pete Aves – Down Beat

High Llamas' guitarist's best solo album to date

Unkle – Never,Never,Land

Follow-up to James Lavelle's 1999 trip hop folly Psyence Fiction, again with starry guests

Lowgold – Welcome To Winners

Follow-up to 2001's excellent Just Backward Of Square

Fannypack – So Stylistic

Savvy electro-rap trio from Brooklyn make their debut

Motörhead – Stone Deaf Forever

Five CDs,little remorse,strictly for the committed

Blondie – The Curse Of Blondie

Pop perfectionists follow up 1999's comeback album, Last Exit

The Webb Brothers

Follow-up to 2000's much-lauded Maroon from Jimmy's offspring

Mugison – Lonely Mountain

Engagingly oddball debut from Icelandic electrobod

Ween – Quebec

Album number nine from Dean and Gene Ween, who know no stylistic bounds

The Sound And The Fury

Set fire to anything. Set fire to the air," urged John Cale at the beginning of Music For A New Society. That 1982 masterpiece was the evisceration of a man whose fractured psyche was mirrored perfectly by songs arranged in jagged, improvisatory style; a knife held at the throat of sweetness. Now he reappears with his first album of songs for seven years, and his finest album in any genre for over two decades.
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