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Album Reviews

1. 

   Irepress - Samus Octology

   Logic dictates concentration is deathly important during 'Samus Octology'...

   7/10

2. 

   Biffy Clyro - Puzzle

   If the hyperbole surrounding the release of Biffy Clyro's long-awaited new record is to be believed, this is the one to send the Scottish trio stratospheric.
   

   10/10

3. 

   Various - Mute Audio Documents

   A fabulously entertaining history lesson.

   8/10

4. 

   Various - Bound For The Bar Vol. 2

   t may warp yer mind but at least you'll be snappily togged out when it happens.

   7/10

5. 

   Juliette And The Licks - Four On The Floor

   Originally released last October, you have to wonder why Juliette And The Licks' second album is being reissued so soon.
   

   8/10

6. 

   Dizzee Rascal - Maths & English

   Dizzee Rascal is ready to cut his slice of the acclaimed British artiste-pie.
   

   9/10

7. 

   Destructo Swarmbots - Clear Light

   A wild ride on the dark side of psychedelia.

   7/10

8. 

   Jeff Buckley - So Real

   Tragedy begets glory, give or take an ounce of talent, or so the cynics would have you believe.

   8/10

9. 

   Boris With Michio Kurihara - Rainbow

   Simply put, this is a match made in psych-rock heaven.
   

   8/10

10. 

    Bjork - Volta

    If daring musical eclecticism is related directly to deep-rooted personal eccentricity then Bjork continues to be as mental as they come.
    

    8/10

11. 

    James Yorkston - Roaring The Gospel

    Every now and then pundits try to convince the world that folk is cool...
    

    7/10

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