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Black Pumas – ‘Chronicles of a Diamond’ review: how 21st century soul should sound
You can’t move for great soul music coming out of the US in 2023. We’ve had the rip-roaring solo debut of Durand Jones on...
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Featuring an appearance from Limp Bizkit's Fred Kurst, Wargasm's debut album is a thrilling statement of intent
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The indie duo return from a seven-year hiatus with material that pushes them out their comfort zone
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The group’s sprawling number reflects a boundary-less creativity – if some outfits are hindered by having many artistic voices, Balming Tiger are bolstered by it
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The sixth album from the north London quartet is a hotbed of experimentation and guest features, as they expand into new territory
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