Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool (Deluxe)Radiohead has spent years working on 'A Moon Shaped Pool' and finally their 9th album is released on XL. Following the explorative rhythms and textures of 2011's 'The King of Limbs', this sees the Oxfordshire quintet in as directly accessible and beautifully melodic a mode as they've ever been and as complex, unsettling and as heart rendering as ever. Filled with cinematic strings detailed guitars, plaintive piano and Thom Yorke's ever raw vocals, the

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this remastered document of de-evolution is finally given the attention it truly deserves

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We're Only in it for the Money deals with harsh subject matter in a seemingly glib and light-hearted fashion (eventually a Zappa trademark)

It laid the basis for Scott-Heron's emergence as one of the leading figures of the black radical movement

mostly in his Gothenburg home

Heavy Beat (State Of Emergency

Dacus started playing around Richmond while in college

I Want To Be Loved - Prophets Of Old

Both compilers are well trained record sleuths - DJ Sundae's labels Hollie and Idle Press have reissued Arthur Russell affiliate Nirosta Steel and DIY relic Pitch

led by Igor Zhukovsky who has this to say about their debut album

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