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The Charlatans
We Are Love
It works beautifully, the band gently distorting their songwriting surfaces wit sudden psychedelic sun-spots and experimental flares. Print edition only
Mojo
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
For a band whose influences range from Queen to hardcore, it’s impressive how coherent it all sounds
Dork
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
No longer a hidden gem deep in the pockets of Melbourne, Again shows the Belair Lip Bombs are geared for stardom, ready to reflect positively with their biggest audiences yet
Northern Transmissions
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
They do deserve a wider audience. It’s just that you hope they can get it without having to lose the spark and spirit that makes Again such a thrilling ride
The Line Of Best Fit
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
Again's relatively more streamlined indie rock and reflective sensibility may set it apart from their previous work more than any studio varnish, although it all works together to take a more consistent step forward on their proper label debut
All Music
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
At an already exciting time for Australian music as a cultural export, the band’s Third Man debut establishes them as a new great hope
NME
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
The Belair Lip Bombs exude the simple joy of being in a band, breezing out of your speakers without affectation. Print edition only
Mojo
The Belair Lip Bombs
Again
Again is the confident fulfilment of the promise of Lush Life, from a band with the spirit and the songs to match their work ethic. Print edition only
Uncut
The Lemonheads
Love Chant
A vibrant and imaginative album that was well worth the wait, and there’s something deeply touching — especially to a longtime fan —a bout so many of Dando’s contemporaries and repeat collaborators coming together to help him craft a clean, triumphant comeback
Albumism
Lily Allen
West End Girl
It’s an album of pure desolation and loss, walking a tightrope between suffocation and gasps for air
Beats Per Minute
Militarie Gun
God Save the Gun
For a band that’s always sounded like momentum incarnate, these songs don’t explode as much as they do ache
Beats Per Minute
Hannah Jadagu
Describe
Her newfound focus on atmospherics isn’t necessarily a misstep, but it feels heavy-handed in a way that begins to anonymize a writer who feels like she should be spending more time in the frame
Northern Transmissions
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