Call it a curse. Jens Lekman's world is populated by an endless stream of women. But not just any sort of women. No, these are the sort of women that inspire the most joyous of heartbreak in your mild-mannered crooner. There he is, hair mussed & glasses off-kilter, sitting in the corner of the cafe with his journal bookmarked once again; he's being torn in two. Moments ago he fell in love with the red-headed barrista who so nailed his order - when she scooted that cappuccino across the counter into his wri...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. We all love our secret bands. Kurt Cobain came across a Raincoats album, and found there a bunch of soul mates whose honest emotions affected him so much that he tracked down founding member Ana da Silva somewhere in Notting Hill, persuaded DGC (Nirvana's record label) to re-issue The Raincoats back catalogue and encouraged the band to re-form. In 1977 da Silva and Gina Birch, inspired by the example of the Pistols and the Clash, of course, but also by the women of the Slits and X-Ray Spex, h...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Doctor Came at Dawn' documents romantic decay and deception with Bill Callahan's typical unflinching honesty. Over the album's ten songs, he recounts every painful detail of falling in and out of love. 'You Moved In' recalls an affair's desperate, obsessive beginnings with grim humor: 'You could have done better, but oh well.' The song's eerie, foreboding strings and piano arrangement, as well as Callahan's deadpan vocals, give fair warning that 'The Doctor Came at Dawn''s intimate sound hits...   [ read more ]

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