Tag: classic rock
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Spectreview: X – ALPHABETLAND
X’s first album in almost 35 years finds the iconic LA punk band mostly back to business, in an often thrillingly vibrant fashion.
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Spectreview: The Strokes – The New Abnormal
The Strokes continue the crusade to redefine themselves on their downcast, endearingly awkward sixth album.
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Spectreview: Arthur Russell – Iowa Dream
Iowa Dream reimagines the late Arthur Russell as an eclectic singer-songwriter poised for a mid-‘70s mainstream breakthrough.
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Spectreview: Ty Segall – First Taste
The guitarless First Taste is, somehow, yet another vital part of Ty Segall’s formidable discography that’ll be sure to satiate your craving for satisfying garage-psych.
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Spectreview: Night Moves – Can You Really Find Me
Night Moves pulls from nearly every iconic 70’s band for their new, extremely listenable album, Can You Really Find Me.