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When Conway Savage slid behind the barroom piano at the Bad Seeds saloon in 1990, he made their Wild Bunch years complete.

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The anonymous London band’s second album lacks in nuance, but makes up for it for the fascinating connection between dub and ...

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Brian Ennals and Blockhead laugh their way to some of their strongest work to date Brian Ennals has never been one to beat ...

Angus Batey looks at a lavish set of early DJ Shadow singles which restates the long-neglected idea of hip hop as art.

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