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Pela

Anytown Graffiti | Great Society
If more bands wrote music that sounded like fiction, they might deliver results as pleasurable as this.
By: SHARON STEEL  |  June 05, 2007

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Ultra Naté

Grime, Silk and Thunder | Tommy Boy
On the cover of her fifth CD, Naté looks to-die-for in midnight-blue opera gloves and strapless gown .
By: MICHAEL FREEDBERG  |  June 05, 2007

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Jason Aldean

Relentless | Broken Bow
Jason Aldean is a young, earring-wearing hat act who plays the Nashville game the way it’s always been played.
By: WERNER TRIESCHMANN  |  June 05, 2007

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Richard Thompson

Sweet Warrior | Shout Factory
Richard Thompson here returns to electric six-string, but Sweet Warrior finds him spinning epic yarns instead of heroic solos.
By: TED DROZDOWSKI  |  June 05, 2007

P.G. Six

Slightly Sorry | Drag City
The album opens with Pat Gubler cranking a drone from the hurdy-gurdy he’s pictured with on the back cover.
By: JEFF BREEZE  |  January 28, 2010

The Cinematics

A Strange Education | TVT
Despite the title of their debut album, it’s unlikely that there was anything particularly strange about the Cinematics’ education.  
By: MIKAEL WOOD  |  October 27, 2008



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Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts

The Scenic Route | Palmetto
Drummer Wilson could borrow a title from his old boss Russ Gershon’s Either/Orchestra: neo-modernism.
By: JON GARELICK  |  January 28, 2010

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Going ape for the Arctic Monkeys

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Compared to a single verse written by Alex Turner, the entire Lennon/McCartney oeuvre is but an execrable pile of rubbish.
By: MIKE MILIARD  |  January 28, 2010


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