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Singles Round-up (16/06/08)

In Depth by Alex Denney

Complex rhymes and beats versus glitter Kraut? There's only one winner: Subtle have crafted our Single of the Week»

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Subtle: overcoming odds in pursuit of silver linings

In Depth by Mike Diver

True mavericks are rare in modern music, but Subtle strive to create art in a very singular way. Adam Drucker talks new LP ExitingARM»

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A Month In Records: May 2008

In Depth by Alex Denney

Among the fine selection of spring lambs to emerge in May, we've been bleating on about LPs from No Age, Bon Iver and The Futureheads»

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ATP Versus The Fans: DiS Versus The Fans!

In Depth by A bunch of drunk DiS writers

In keeping with the spirit of the ATP Versus The Fans festival, here we present the experiences of three DiS writers as well as three fans. Here’s hoping they don’t put the ‘professionals’ out of a job...»

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Our 66: 20 that missed the cut

In Depth by Mike Diver

As we so rightly stated here, selecting the albums that make up DrownedinSound.com’s Our 66 was no easy task. A great many long-players were considered for many a day and week, only to be cut from the team at the very final moment. Here, we present to you a selection (in no specific order) of some of the albums that only just fell short of a starting place, that were tripped but a few yards from the finishing line...»

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The Tuesday DiScussion: DiS's album picks for autumn

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Autumn is, traditionally, something of a busy time for the industry: record labels race to release albums that, if delayed and distributed to stores in November or December, would almost certainly be consumed by the flood of best-of compilations and cash-in festive compact-discs filling shelves in the run-up to Christmas. Evidence of this is sat right in front of each office-based DiSser: mountains of records, far too many to ever get through completely, are piled here, there, everywhere...»