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Thom Yorke – Suspiria (Music For The Luca Guadagnino Film)

The Radiohead frontman makes his film debut with 
a bewitching horror score

Stereolab – Switched On Volumes 1-3

Glorious avant experiments and krautrock monoliths, with a pop heart

The Other Side Of The Wind

At long last, Orson Welles' final, fragmented film

Dead Can Dance – Dionysus

The dynamic duo hit intoxicating form 
on their ninth LP

Phosphorescent – C’Est La Vie

Matthew Houck’s candid ninth stretches out

Adam’s House Cat – Town Burned Down

The sole album from Drive-By Truckers’ first band finally sees the light of day

Kurt Vile – Bottle It In

Itchy-footed opus cuts a sweetly soulful dash via typically long cuts

Cocteau Twins – Treasure Hiding: The 
Fontana Years

The filigree-pop trio’s post-4AD 
material compiled

Anna St Louis – If Only There Was A River

Kansas-born songwriter airs her Midwestern instincts

Paul Simon – In The Blue Light

Gentrified re-readings of deep cuts from Simon's back catalogue
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Thom Yorke might have made his debut as a film composer a lot earlier than this, it seems. During the late ’90s, shortly after Radiohead had completed OK, Computer, Yorke was approached by Edward Norton and Brad Pitt to score Fight Club. If ever there was a film that dovetailed perfectly with Radi...

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