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Thanks!

but surely Bromst by Dan Deacon is one of the year's best so far? Repo by Black Dice too.

thanks!

crucial developments this year? Is it 2005? Does anyone care about Baile any more at all?

Especially the 7" version. One of my favourite songs ever.

I'd have gone for Anticipation rather than Mind Your Own Business too. Everyone knows MYOB, barely anyone seems to know Anticipation.

You missed out Salem though
http://www.myspace.com/jjhhmm

David Scott Stone and Lucky Dragons blew me away.

Thanks!!!

now I'm besotted. My favourite Dwyer record since "Bangers Vs Fuckers".

With Edgy 59, Asva and Gravetemple playing, what are the odds on a Burning Witch reunion?

They aren't named after a song on The Real New Fall LP, they're named after the song "New Puritan", which isn't on any of studio albums, and "Elvis" sounds a lot more like "Big New Prinz" than "Sparta FC"...

more a continuation of the demo CDRs they've been releasing for years. They've been promising a proper, double vinyl full length for bloody ages now, maybe it'll finally see the light of day now they're vaguely popular...

I'm pretty sure Ida sings "this is violet" on Digital Versicolor too, rather than "violent" (rather pedantic, i know).

Other than that, good review. Glad to see them getting the exposure they deserve after all these years.

no Pre, Eric Copeland or Black Dice either!

they released lots of great music after the debut ("give me back my man", "mesopotamia" and "legal tender" spring to mind). Yes, Love Shack is dreadful, but you can hardly judge a band's career by one song alone...

She looks fairly attractive from a distance, but when you see her close up, something screams "Mr. F"...

but i haven't exactly got high hopes for this...

if only to hear him attempt an english accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J85OUO3-8Y

is fantastic, i'm totally obsessed with it.

I wish i'd gone. We'll almost certainly never get the chance to see the Magic Band or Jim O'Rourke ever again...

count as "selling your soul"?

Please!

Upset + Tomlab + Max Tundra + Simon Bookish + Shrigley = awesome!

purely because this wiki article wouldn't exist without him:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_Days_(song)

Whatevs.

they would play ATP :-(

is utter bullshit. Listen to their back catalogue.

You clearly don't have the faintest idea about R Kelly. Twat.

You've clearly never seen Trapped in the closet.

Twan might well be the most amazing fictional character of our time.

but now she lives in America (Portland I think?)

http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/da/57258

Totally fuckin' ironic. Liking Rick James? OMG that's HILARIOUS.

ironic., you clearly don't get it... The album IS pretty uninspiring though.

which is hardly the most working class place on earth. It's all a front, at least two of them are from very middle class warwickshire towns.

are consistantly awesome. They've released great albums by Casiotone For The Painfully Alone, Les Georges Leningrad, Final Fantasy, Deerhoof, The Blow, The Books, etc, and their alphabet series has had singles by Islands, Tussle, Dat Politics, Grizzly Bear, Simon Bookish and more! Plus they have singles by Erase Errata and Scout Niblett coming up!

I've never seen a band so dull and derivative as PWYs. Truly dreadful.

lots of people? Practically everyone i know loves the album, and a fair proportion of them have at least listened to the previous two. Why so angry?

to say that the music at liar's club was "frankly no different to the nightly fare on offer at God's Kitchen or Gatecrasher". I heard "Born On The Floor" by The Make- Up for christ's sake! These New Puritans were great. Their final track was incredible, it could have passed for an out-take from Hell Hath No Fury.