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The Raveonettes
Pe'ahi
If you’re already a fan, then you might find this is all you require of them, but if you expect a band this far down the line to be taking a few more risks, Pe-Ahi, despite being entertaining, cries out for something we haven’t heard from them before
The Line Of Best Fit
The Raveonettes
Pe'ahi
At times summery, melancholic and nostalgic, this is the duo’s finest effort in years and a great example of what shoegazey noise-pop can do in 2014
The Music
The Proper Ornaments
Wooden Head
It’s in their more melancholic numbers where their strengths seem to shine
Earbuddy
The Amazing Snakeheads
Amphetamine Ballads
Makes no apologies for the savagery it emits and offers no solutions or tales of triumph, and just like any good horror show, we know this one won’t end well
Earbuddy
Jungle
Jungle
Postcard perfect in many respects but even the great journeys stick to the tried and tested at some stage
Loud And Quiet
Joyce Manor
Never Hungover Again
The sound is crisp and Johnson sings boldly. But it wears so many well-trod markers of pop punk
Consequence Of Sound
White Fence
For the Recently Found Innocent
A fantastic-sounding record, the production bringing to life the small details that make it more than a retread or homage
Paste Magazine
The Black Angels
Clear Lake Forest
The Black Angels have the wherewithal to pack in enough volleying moods that you feel like someone has sprinkled DMT into your smokes
Paste Magazine
PS I Love You
For Those Who Stay
The riffs still explode with the same epic weight, and Saulnier’s cracked tenor still recalls a jittery Tom Verlaine
Paste Magazine
White Fence
For the Recently Found Innocent
Innocent makes the perfect gateway drug to Presley's lysergic canon
Under The Radar
David Gray
Mutineers
Mutineers is the most comfortable Gray has sounded in years
Pop Matters
PS I Love You
For Those Who Stay
Some might be enamoured by the nods to classic rock, and some might not, but what you get in the end is an album of little significance
Pop Matters
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