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Maps & Atlases 'Perch Patchwork'

Claire Kane posted on October 25, 2010 19:00
Maps & Atlases 'Perch Patchwork'
A review of the album 'Perch Patchwork' by Maps & Atlases Review Snapshot: New to the indie scene, Chicago band Maps & Atlases mash a folk rock sound with the math rock genre ...

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Kings of Leon 'Come Around Sundown'

Elaine Peppard posted on October 23, 2010 19:00
Kings of Leon 'Come Around Sundown'
A review of the album 'Come Around Sundown' by Kings of Leon Review Snapshot: Come Around Sundown is the 5th studio album from Tennessee Rock band  Kings of Leon. After a previou...

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The Klaxons 'Surfing the Void'

Katie Murphy posted on October 11, 2010 19:00
The Klaxons 'Surfing the Void'
A review of the album 'Surfing the Void' by The Klaxons Review Snapshot:  'Surfing the Void' is perhaps on the most eagerly anticipated releases of the year, with the ban...

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The Script 'Science and Faith'

Mick Lynch posted on October 11, 2010 19:00
The Script 'Science and Faith'
A review of the album 'Science and Faith' by The Script Review Snapshot: On Science and Faith, The Script have continued where they left off with their debut album. Catchy melodi...

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Sister Cities

Ken Fallon posted on October 01, 2010 19:00
Sister Cities
Hailing from Tempe, Arizona, Sister Cities have just released their excellent debut single ‘White Dress’ on this side of the Atlantic with UK label 100% Music. Consisting of Brett (guitar ...

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2005- Michael Jackson: demon or demonised? Or both?, written by Aidan Curran. Four years on this is still a great read, especially in the light of his recent death. Indeed the day after Michael Jackson died the CLUAS website saw an immediate surge of traffic as thousands visited CLUAS.com to read this very article.