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But then the release got pushed back and pushed back...Plan B went and reviewed it about six months before it actually got released!

i saw them play a few years back in NYC. they've come on a ways since some wilderness...try and check out the 'song for the singer of panthers' 7" that came out last year in the UK. it's totally sweet.

that's a horrible sleeve.

In Atlanta?? If they lived somewhere that hot, the music wouldn't sound at all like it does!!

I completely agree with this review! Finally...I've read a ton of gushing reviews of The Greatest and thought maybe I'd gone mad...

is amazing. Too bad the rest of the album sounds like Dildo.

was the name of the first EP, not EP A, wasn't it? Anyway, this Warp release is pretty decent stuff - but it's all brain and muscle, no heart. Live is where they are at at the moment, I reckon.

were:

1)Bonnie Prince Billy/Matt Sweeney - Superwolf

2) Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary

3) Blood on the Wall - Awesomer

4) Constantines - Tournament of Hearts

5) Josephine Foster - Hazel Eyes, I Will Lead You

I actually left this show early because I thought Hella were bloody awful. They used to be tight, melodic, fucking inspiring to watch. The sound at LSE was pretty dreadful, but even then the 4 piece were...a mess. With the exception of the ever-great Zach Hill.

Jeffrey Lewis was awesome at the Green Man Festival this summer - especially the Will Oldham track!