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New Milk & Honey Band - Mind, Disappear, & Incredible Visions -
The Milk & Honey Band is the brainchid of Robert White. After the project's first LPs Round The Sun and Boy From The Moon landed on Andy Partridge's desk, the former XTC icon made an express request that the Milk & Honey Band's next record be the province of...
Music Review: The Milk & Honey Band - Dog Eared Moonlight -
» Afro-soul: The Death of R&B Bands
S'fair to write that I probably wouldn't have heard the Milk & Honey Band if a promo copy of their third release, Dog Eared Moonlight, hadn't arrived tucked alongside Ape House Records' recent reissues of the Dukes of the Stratosphear, but since the...
The Dukes of Stratosphear - 25 O'Clock & Psonic Psunspot (Apehouse) -
To be completely honest, while I’m a huge XTC fan, in the past I’ve never been wuite as taken with their DUKES OF STRATOSPHEAR alter-ego as many others have. It’s not that I didn’t enjoy the material. I’ve long thought, for instance, that “Vanishing Girl” (the opening track on Psonic...
Music Review: The Dukes of Stratosphear - 25 O'clock -
» Music Review: The Primary 5 - High Five
» Elvis Costello to Release Secret, Profane & Sugarcane June 2
In the history of rock oddities, the spectacle of an established group taking on a pseudonym to record material in tribute to the music that initially inspired 'em has become...
Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Album - This is the sort of collectors box set that every music fan salivates over. Or is terrified of. Here, in over 9 CDs and an incredible 161 songs, Andy Partridge has assembled the vast enormity of songs that his group XTC never got around to using over their tumult-filled 30...
The Thermals - Now We Can See [Album] -
Maybe I shouldn’t have turned to The Thermals after reviewing apathy-mongers Crystal Stilts, not when I wanted to objectively review their fourth album, Now We Can See. After hearing a band sound so dispassionate though, a band like The Thermals are the sweetest refreshment. Make no mistake, The Thermals absolutely...
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