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Though it boasts a grander sound than Baker’s past work, Little Oblivions is laden with unremarkable indie-isms.
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The emotionally potent and timely Carnage finds Nick Cave and Warren Ellis letting loose with the aesthetic they forged on the previous Bad Seeds trilogy.
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King Gizzard reinvigorates its approach to microtonality a bit on L.W.
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Despite offering a bit of a career overview, As the Love Continues is a middling entry in Mogwai’s catalog.
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Conway and Big Ghost display a creative chemistry that hopefully continues into the future.
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Ad Nauseam bring fiery performances, dynamic production, and revelatory fusions of metal, classical music, and jazz on their sophomore album.
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Trippie Redd’s foray into rock music, while not half-hearted, has plenty of kinks to be ironed out.
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Black Dresses go harder than ever before on their first post-disbandment album.
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Pale Waves bring little more than the fundamentals on their sophomore album.
