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David Byrne’s latest album showcases his abilities as a top-rate popsmith, highlighting a work that is both commercially and colorfully appealing
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It is one of The Divine Comedy’s finest records and it draws from many of the most powerful elements of his musical instincts in support of a welcome emotional wallow
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Neil Hannon’s best album in years sports his characteristic wit and orchestral flourishes. But its personal subject matter elevates these songs to something greater
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Hannon is in his element, from the bittersweet ba-ba-Bacharachian title track to the glam, high-kicking chorus of "Down The Rabbit Hole". Print edition only
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The Divine Comedy
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Hasn't sounded so confident since his 90s commercial peak. Print edition only
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Hannon's most personal and poignant album to date. Print edition only
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There’s no doubt this is a good record but only time will tell which side of the road JADE will land on. It may seem harsh but hey, that’s showbiz, baby
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Wednesday
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Wednesday know what they want to say, and how: Pouring their hearts out with reckless riffage to illustrate the agony and ecstasy of smalltown life
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The album veers between well-oiled honky-tonk and aggressive, battered guitar rock
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Wednesday
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Wednesday’s Bleeds is a monumental statement from one of the most exciting bands today, and it’s among the best records of the year
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Wednesday
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Although Alex Farrar's production is slightly more refined, that only means vocalist Karly Hartzman's conspiratorial storytelling is crystal clear and the North Carolina band's musicianship is thrown in sharp relief. Print edition only
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