Music Features
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Karl Bartos: Off The Record - audio-visual screening
Most people showcase their latest album with live performances and interviews. Ex-Kraftwerk member Karl Bartos chose to take over an East London record shop and create an immersive audio-visual experience. It's like he can't help but be innovative.
Joe Rivers is posing for consumer products now and then... -
Overlooked Albums #30: The Beach Boys - The Beach Boys Today!
We all know about Pet Sounds, but Angel Aguilar has the story of another of The Beach Boys' records - one that's largely ignored when considering their extraordinary canon.
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Frightened Rabbit: Live
On 13th March, Juan Edgardo Rodriguez ventured to LA's Fonda Theater to catch a headline set from critically-acclaimed Selkirkians, Frightened Rabbit. Did they step up to the occasion or were they caught in the headlights?
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The No RipCast: Volume 17
The team debates the return of The Strokes, the real birth of punk, and much more.
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Joe Boyd Interview
He produced Nick Drake, Fairport Convention and an obscure band called Pink Floyd. Figures don't get any more "key" than this. We discuss his new Nick Drake tribute project.
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The Singles Blog: February 2013
February in The Singles Blog, archived for your convenience.
Explore and listen to the sound of February here... -
Parquet Courts Interview...Actually!
I finally come into some kind of contact with this exciting new band.
Alan Shulman interviews... -
The No Ripcast: Volume 16
The podcast crew get excited about the return of My Bloody Valentine and discuss the effects of social media on music journalism.
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Perfect Pop #5: Little Jackie - The Stoop
In this resurrection of an almost-forgotten series of features, Joe Rivers looks back at an album that failed where other, inferior records succeeded.
The case for the defence comes with a watertight proof... -
Parquet Courts Live! ...nearly
The night I almost saw one of my favorite new bands.
Alan Shulman reviews...
