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John Dwyer and band proficiently mesh together a smorgasbord of influences
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Has plenty to enjoy but doesn't justify its length
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A questing, festering record, Face Stabber isn't for the faint-hearted, but its lows are outnumbered by exhilarating highs. Print edition only
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Face Stabber finds him in cosmic wigout mode, double majoring in late-'60s psychedelia and early-'70s Krautrock. Print edition only
Q
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Savour all the strangeness, the power and the glory that fill the present. Print edition only
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All Music
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It may have been 8 years but ‘Inflorescent’ is well worth the wait and right now, we need Friendly Fires more than ever
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This is definitely overthinking the role of indie-pop in 2019, but not only do fans deserve better than Inflorescent, they already have access to a near-infinite amount of it
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An impressive return. Print edition only
Q
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While there are some interesting sounds here and there, the overriding feeling is of a more club-friendly Take That
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