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John Lee Hooker – King Of The Boogie

John Lee Hooker was the most adaptable of bluesmen. Working within a genre that was often bound by a distinct set of scales and...

The Weather Station – The Weather Station

Canadian singer-songwriter shines an inner light

The Replacements – For Sale: Live at Maxwell’s 1986

A gloriously messy live album from the Twin Cities terrors finally sees the light of day

David Crosby – Sky Trails

Pushing his envelope on Joni-influenced sixth solo outing

Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary

A love-in supreme: artful, official portrait of a jazz icon

Margo Price – All American Made

A harder, deeper sound for "the future of country music"

Zara McFarlane – Arise

London jazz singer explores her Jamaican ancestry

Wand – Plum

Best yet from prolific psych-rockers

The Style Council vinyl remasters

The six LPs on coloured vinyl

Ian Felice – In The Kingdom Of Dreams

A first-time father enlists fraternal aid 
to voice his anxieties
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