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J Mascis
Several Shades of Why
 [ Sub Pop / CD - released 4/Apr/2011 ]
J Mascis' Sub Pop debut is nearly all acoustic and was created with the help of Kurt Vile, Sophie Trudeau, Kurt Fedora, Kevin Drew (Broken Social Scene), Ben Bridwell (Band of Horses) and other fine artists.
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North Atlantic Oscillation
Grappling Hooks
 [ Kscope / CD - released 12/Apr/2010 ]
'Grappling Hooks' is a subtle yet powerful kaleidoscope of purring electronics, atmospheric layers and hook-laden melodies.
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The Pineapple Thief
Someone Here is Missing (Special Edition)
 [ Kscope / Snapper Music / CD - released 17/May/2010 ]
'Someone Here is Missing' is: "A record of dark edges, full of love & regret, my life in the last eighteen months pretty much", according to singer / songwriter, Bruce Soord. It also happens to be their best yet.
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These New Puritans
Hidden
 [ Domino Records / CD - released 18/Jan/2010 ]
'Hidden' is the ambitious sophomore album from this British quartet, which sees them incorporate six foot Japanese taiko drums; a thirteen piece brass & woodwind ensemble; and Foley sound effect recording techniques into 11 cuts of giddy, sonic goodness.
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Wave Machines
Wave if You're Really There
 [ Shock Records / CD - released 22/Feb/2010 ]
A mercurial Merseyside four piece, Wave Machines create instinctive art-pop; rhythms built of melodic ticks & bleeps, polka dots of sound drawn together beneath singer, Tim Bruzon's falsetto vocal.