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Reviewed: Brian Eno reissues

Here Come The Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), Another Green World and Before And After Science

Reviewed: David Rawlings’ Poor David’s Almanack

Gillian Welch’s other half puts the load right on him

Reviewed: Mick Jagger’s “England Lost” and “Gotta Get A Grip”

A state of the nation address from the Stones frontman

Reviewed: Morrissey biopic, England Is Mine

William, it was almost something

Reviewed: Screaming Trees’ Dust: Expanded Edition

A '90s classic revisited, plus the latest Uncut news

Reviewed: Psychic Temple IV

A new Californian pop marvel reviewed, plus Psychic Temple's Chris Schlarb on rock cults, Terry Reid, Max Bennett and more

The ecstatic music of 75 Dollar Bill

Cambridge UK, July 3, 2017: the best show I've seen this year, so far

Glastonbury 2017 and Ed Sheeran

Man of certain age watches popular artist on TV; gets confused.

First Look – Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled

“Go to the smokehouse, get the saw!”

Fleet Foxes’ Crack-Up reviewed

“Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt.
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After leaving Roxy Music in July 1973, Brian Eno hatched a number of audacious schemes to launch his new career. There was – he revealed to NME’s Nick Kent – Luala And The Lizard Girls, who would perform live in launderettes and massage parlours, and the Plastic Eno Band, dedicated to creating...

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