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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Paris Paloma - The Fatal Flaw (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Released in 2023, Paris Paloma’s debut LP ‘Cacophony’ earned strong reviews, while she charted on the UK top 40 with the single Labour. There is naturally a weight of expectation for her sophomore effort ‘The Fatal Flaw’, which feels like an artist taking the reins with confessional lyrics in a moving, often exhilarating 48 minutes. There is plenty to enjoy here, marking Paloma out from a plethora of other artists operating in the indie-folk world. Miyazaki really sets the tone with a frenetic s
Brandon Flowers - Thrasher (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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As frontman of The Killers, Brandon Flowers has enjoyed global success, selling out stadiums, arenas and headlining festivals, also finding time for a more low-key but undoubtedly successful solo career that’s brought two number one albums in the UK. After a quiet period in his day job, he returns with ‘Thrasher’, which leans on country and folk influences from his upbringing in Utah. It’s an accomplished record that showcases a different side to Flowers, both in his songwriting and wider artist
Jungle - Sunshine (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Since 2013, Jungle have entertained huge audiences with an infectious blend of indie, neo-soul, and dance across four eclectic albums. Their popularity, though, has arguably never been higher, creating a sense of anticipation for their fifth release, the aptly titled ‘Sunshine’. As the name suggests, it’s the perfect accompaniment for the latter part of summer; another winner from the trio that builds on the foundations of previous releases while hinting at fresh directions. The opener Come Back
Suki Waterhouse - Loveland (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Suki Waterhouse is your classic triple threat — an actor, model and musician, whose eclectic approach has led to her striking a sweet spot between modern pop and clear influences from classic R&B, jazz and plenty of other genres besides. ‘Loveland’ is another refinement of her approach and it’s apparent from the opening track that this is a labour of love and another wide-ranging release. Back in Love is an instant highlight and a fine way to kick things off, with plenty of brass instrumentation
Jack White - Frozen Charlotte (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Jack White helped to define an indie-rock era with the White Stripes’ distinctive blend of alt-rock and scuzzy blues, but his solo career has been more eclectic, seeking new sounds instead of simply regurgitating what came before. In 2024, though, ‘No Name’ offered a return to the dirty, raw sound of his old band, being welcomed with open arms by his fanbase and becoming one of the most acclaimed releases of his career. No pressure, then, for its follow-up ‘Frozen Charlotte’, which continues in
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