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Brian Eno – ForeverAndEverNoMore

It’s the end of the world as we know it… Eno returns to the vocal booth

Buzzcocks – Sonics In The Soul

Mancunian punk perennials show there’s life after Pete Shelley

The Cure – Wish (Reissue, 1992)

Robert Smith opens the vault for this 30th-anniversary reissue

Pixies – Doggerel

Album eight from the band takes it a little easier with airy melodies and gothic-country swagger

Lambchop – The Bible

Kurt Wagner bounces back from self-doubt with help from a community of collaborators

Beth Orton – Weather Alive

Self-produced, viscerally ambient sixth hangs on to love

Makaya McCraven – In These Times

The Chicago drummer/producer/arranger mines the past to speak to the present

Al-Qasar – Who Are We?

Paris-based psych-rockers gather a punky outlaw army from the Middle East to the West Coast

Marianne Faithfull – Songs of Innocence And Experience, 1965-1995

The Blakean years of an English rose, reconsidered

Daniel Romano’s Outfit – La Luna

Mystical prog-country opera from Canadian polymath
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The first public taste of FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE could hardly have transpired in more extraordinary circumstances. As Brian Eno sang menacingly of “rock and fire” and “gas and dust” amid an ominously swelling storm of distorted synths, smoke lingered in the nighttime air and ash rained down fr...

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