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Punk the Capital: Building a Sound Movement

The real MacKaye: fab retrospective of punk rock in Washington, DC, 1976–84

Yola – Stand For Myself

Pop, soul, outrage and joy…

LUMP – Animal

Marling and Lindsay reach seventh heaven on irrepressibly fun second outing

John Francis Flynn – I Would Not Live Always

Young Dubliner brokers the ancient and modern on captivating debut

John Murry – The Stars Are God’s Bullet Holes

Vengeful and chewed up, but varied

Alice Coltrane – Kirtan: Turiya Sings

Turiya’s divine songs and infinite chants pared back, repackaged and empowered

Chris Barber – A Trailblazer’s Legacy

Limited-edition tribute to a groundbreaking bandleader

Reviewed! Bob Dylan – Shadow Kingdom

Thanks to the Bon Bon Club Marseille

Kings Of Convenience – Peace or Love

Stylish, melancholic moves by the Bergen grandmasters

Sleater-Kinney – Path Of Wellness

Wildfires, protests and the second post-reunion album
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