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CORNER GAS; SEASON THREE (Madman DVD)
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BURNING SPEAR INTERVIEWED (2000): Still tending his crop
Burning Spear lets go a deep, resonant laugh which starts as a chuckle then becomes increasingly full-throated. Savour that moment, it's the... more >>
Romeo Void: Never Say Never (1982)
The British label Stiff Records (which gave the world Jona Lewie, Lena Lovich and Wreckless Eric alongside Elvis Costello and Ian Dury, among... more >>
Dylan LeBlanc: Paupers Field (Rough Trade)
From the understated openers with their gentle backbeat, soft organ and steel guitar, LeBlanc -- barely 21, out of Louisiana -- announces himself... more >>
Hotel Headhunter in Sarawak: Up-river in remote Borneo Malaysia
In these minutes before you realise how foolish you are being, you could imagine yourself as Martin Sheen going up-river to seek out the mad... more >>
LOU REED'S BETWEEN THOUGHT AND EXPRESSION: Boxed for you in '92
Blame Dylan for box sets. It was his Biograph in November ’85 (16 unreleased tracks among the 53 spread across five albums, later three CDs)... more >>
Kayenta, Arizona: Into the valley
Kayenta is a wide spot on the highway through north east Arizona. There's not much there worth reporting: a Wal-Mart, a small and somewhat pitiful... more >>
Jon Langford and Skull Orchard: Old Devils (Bloodshot/Southbound)
Langford was in the UK punk-era Mekons way back but has in more recent times embraced a kind of folk-punk Americana and played with the likes of... more >>
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