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Serge Gainsbourg: L'Histoire de Melody Nelson
In our 'Re:view' section, in which our writers reflect upon albums from the past, Jon Rogers examines Serge Gainsbourg's 1971 masterpiece 'L'Historie de Melody Nelson', which has just been re-released in an expanded edition
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Genesis: From Genesis to Revelation
Malcolm Carter reflects upon Genesis's 1969 debut album, 'From Genesis to Revelation', which has just been reissued in a remastered edition
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Gilbert O'Sullivan: Back to Front
Tommy Gunnarsson looks at acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan's recently reissued second album, 'Back to Front'
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Rocket From the Tombs: The Day the Earth Met the Rocket From the Tombs
In our 'Re:View' section, in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Jon Rogers reflects on the turbulent career of short-lived mid 70's punk pioneers Rocket From the Tombs, and their recently reissued posthumous 2002 album of demos and live recordings, 'The Day the Earth Met...'
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Tony McLoughlin: Tall Black Horse
Malcolm Carter examines Irish-born singer songwriter Tony McLoughlin's 2007 album, 'Tall Black Horse', which combines folk, rock, blues and soul
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Duncan Maitland: Lullabies for the 21st Century
Andy Cassidy reflects on Stoke-born and now Dublin-based singer-songwriter Duncan Maitland's classic pop-influenced debut album, 'Lullabies for the 21st Century', which came out at the start of the year
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Jethro Tull: Aqualung
In our 'Re:View' section, in which we look back on albums from the past, Lisa Torem reflects on Jethro Tull's 'Aqualung', which has just been re-released in a double CD 40th anniversary edition
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Gilbert O' Sullivan: Himself
Tommy Gunnarsson examines Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan's 1971 debut album, 'Himself'
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Archers of Loaf: Icky Mettle
Andy Cassidy looks at North Carolina-based alternative rock band Archer of Loaf's 1993 debut album 'Icky Mettle', which is about to be reissued in a two CD edition
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Raincoats: Odyshape
In our 'Re:View' section', in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Jon Rogers' reflects upon female post-punk outfit the Raincoats' 1981 experimental second album, 'Odyshape', which has recently been re-released
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Nirvana: Nevermind
Anthony Dhanendran reflects upon the various new editions of Nirvana's classic second album, 'Nevermind', which have been released to coincide with its twentieth anniversary
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Art of Noise: Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?
Jon Rogers examines the Art of Noise's influential 1984 electronic album, 'Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?, which has just been released in a new deluxe edition
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V/A: O Brother, Where Art Thou?
In our Re: View section, in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Richard Lewsis reflects on the soundtrack to the Coen Brothers' film, 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?, which has just been released in a deluxe double CD tenth anniversary edition
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Teenage Fanclub: Deep Fried Fanclub
Andy Cassidy examines Teenage Fanclub's 'Deep Fried Fanclub', a 1995 B-Sides and rarities compilation, which is about to be reissued
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Hurrah!: The Sound of Philadelphia
In our 'Re:View' section, in which our writers examine albums from the past, Tony Gaughan looks at 'The Sound of Philadelphia', a 1993 compilation from underrated Newcastle-based guitar pop Hurrah!, which has recently been re-released
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