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Johnny Marr – Call The Comet

The ex-Smith’s most powerful solo LP yet

Gruff Rhys – Babelsberg

Tower of power: Welsh rambler finds his Super Furry Animus

Pete Townshend – Who Came First [Reissue, 1972]

Repackaged, unpretentious solo debut still intrigues

Ryley Walker – Deafman Glance

Quixotic, quizzical chamber songs from Chicago’s questing six-stringer

Wire – Pink Flag/Chairs Missing/154

The first three albums remastered

Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks – Sparkle Hard

Eccentric but accessible – his best yet?

Liz Phair – Girly-Sound To Guyville: 
The 25th Anniversary Box Set

Excavating the tapes behind Phair’s era-defining debut

Courtney Barnett – Tell Me How You Really Feel

Boldly affecting return from the hardest-working slacker in showbiz

Ry Cooder – The Prodigal Son

The gospel according to Ry – a reverent selection of spiritual songs

Julian Cope – Peggy Suicide/Jehovakill

Rock music: the Arch-Drude's most visionary and epic work, now reissued on vinyl
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