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Regular readers who pay attention (there must be some...) might well have expected the final post in the Pitchfork 25 series today. U...

I've written about this one before. More than once. Although now I revisit those posts none of them seem to be just about the album...

Couple of years between releases seems... fast? Slow? About normal? I don't know what to expect any more. What even is an album, an...

Sometimes, when I used to do lists like this back in the '80s and '90s, I'd add some rules and restrictions just so one pe...

When I sat down this morning to get my fix of New World there was a big, yellow message across the bottom of the screen warning the servers...

If one mood links almost all the albums on this list it must be melancholia. Looking back at the posts for each of them it strikes me how, e...

According to Wikipedia, Misty Dixon was a " folktronica project " Jane Weaver was involved with for a couple of years in the ve...

My favorite band of all time is Dolly Mixture . They'd not long started gigging in their hometown of Cambridge when I arrived there...

I was incredibly late discovering the joys of Alex Turne r's songwriting. The band had the temerity to emerge during my wilderness ...

At this too-late stage I'm fairly certain I chose the wrong two Lloyd Cole albums for this poll. I fear I was unduly influenced by the ...

Ol' Jane and me, we go way back. Back to before the worldwide web was much of a thing at all. The best way I knew back then to fin...

In 2017, I pegged two new bands for future global domination. Each of them had single word names beginning with " S ". One was Sta...

Original release date : March 1997 Since I seem to begin most of these posts either by describing where I first discovered the band or...

And so another Blaugust drifts by, fading slowly into the gathering mists of autumn, shrouded in a cloak of bittersweet longing and tender r...