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Reviews

Buzzcocks – The Complete Singles Anthology

Every A and B from "Spiral Scratch" to last year's "Sick City Sometimes"

Jefferson Airplane

San Francisco acid rockers' 1969 live album and final studio masterpiece

Mira Calix – 3 Commissions

Mini album of delicate electronica

The Emperor Machine – Aimee Tallulah Is Hypnotised

First-class heavy-duty sci-fi synth action

Lazyboy – Penguin Rock

Kylie collaborator and Blue Room co-presenter's long promised debut

Le Tigre – This Island

Patchy major label debut from rad-fem electro-punks

Lucie Silvas – Breathe In

Too many cooks mar debut by backing vocalist turned singer-songwriter

Kate Aumonier – Here I Am

Debut album from well-travelled British singer-songwriter

Exorcist: The Beginning

The devil's prequel fails to ignite

THX 1138: The Director’s Cut

George Lucas' debut is a dystopian 1984-style fantasy of a loveless society, starring Robert Duvall. The studio hated it, hacking five minutes out of it (here restored) for its initial 1970 release, but even though bleak and predictable, it's visually breath-taking. Speculate on where Lucas might have gone from here if only he hadn't been waylaid by Wookies.
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