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X and Y: Coldplay(EMI) The third offering from Chris Martin & co. Following on from 2003's magnum opus
A Rush Of Blood To The Head, an exhilarating journey, Coldplay now set sail
for more epic shores, with a new album entitled X & Y.
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Get Behind Me Satan: The White Stripes(V2) Jack and Meg are back with a long - awaited follow up to Elephant. |
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The Rough Guide to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan(World Music Network) Known as Shahen-Sha, 'the brightest of stars', his evocative voice and hypnotic music have touched audiences worldwide. |
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Come away with me: Norah Jones(Blue note) No doubt this will be the catalyst for a multitude of candle-lit suppers and more I suspect... |
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Your New Favourite Band: The Hives(Poptones) Rated as ‘one of the bands of the moment’ this collection of hits from there previous two albums lives up to the hype. |
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Echobrain: Echobrain(Chophouse / Surfdog) I didn’t know exactly where we were headed, but the main thing was, when we got there, we were going to PARTY! |
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When You're Ready: Two Day Rule(Sugar Shack Records) At a time when the population is in danger of drowning in a sea full of artificially manufactured bands, it is refreshing to hear one that's a real band |
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Take Off Your Pants And Jacket: Blink 182(MCA records) The punk trio return with yet another hormone fuelled, poppy sweetener for the youth of today. |
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Amnesiac: Radiohead(Parlophone) When Radiohead released their album "Kid A" the world thought they had reached the limit of their experimentation, but now with the release of this album, Amnesiac, they have just gone on right through those frontiers like Concorde breaking the sound barrier: (mixed-metaphors notwithstanding) a further step on the fork they took with "Kid A". |
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