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Jim Wirth

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Jim Wirth

    Echo & The Bunnymen Apples For Isaac review: A miraculous return (opens the original)

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    “Don’t need protecting, don’t need correcting,” insists Ian McCulloch on combative opener Take Me By The Hand. Anyone who read the late David Cavanagh’s unsettling interview in MOJO 297 might have doubted Mac’s ability to stand up for himself, musically or otherwise, so the fact that the Bunnymen’s thirteenth studio LP is lucid and moderately lovely is a minor miracle. READ MORE: Echo & The Bunnymen Interviewed: “We’re the most relevant, most glorious and noble of bands on the planet!” Apples Fo

  2. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Jim Wirth

    “True believers will delight...” (opens the original)

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    “When I decompose I will be part of everything,” announces Robyn Hitchcock on I Am This Thing, marvelling at the fragile wonder of existence. Once desperate to be anything other than himself (hear The Soft Boys’ (I Want To Be An) Anglepoise Lamp for proof), Hitchcock seems increasingly comfortable on the physical plane as he enters his seventies, and if The Confuser’s Fab-Macca-goes-pub-rock thing will irk some, true believers will delight at its resolutely sunny take on death and decline. Breat

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Jim Wirth

    Yard Act Review: A wry dissection of the downside of fame (opens the original)

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    The sleeve of Yard Act’s new LP shows a pedestrian about to be flattened by a falling piano, and a sense of impending doom – or an imminent backlash – hangs over these songs. “Do you feel like an impostor for every new level you ascend to, too?” asks James Smith on opener Empty Pledges. But if it’s a record that grapples à la Pulp’s This Is Hardcore with the downside of success, You’re Gonna Need A Little Music is further testament to Smith’s lending library smarts and the band’s Happy Mondays-v

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