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Oasis Don't Look Back In Anger review: A sentimental but triumphant document (opens the original)
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There is inevitably a huge built-in spoiler to Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace’s joyful document of Oasis’s 2025 tour: the shows were a sell-out global success; nobody stormed off or bailed out; and the whole thing was triumphant enough that there have been hints that there will be more to come. At the London premier, Liam and Noel Gallagher take to the stage cheerily enough together alongside the writer Steven Knight and the creative team. Yet for the first part of Don’t Look Back In Anger, th
“The violence still simmers, but Punching The Clown sees Lambchop back in focus...” (opens the original)
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On The Militant, a track from Lambchop’s 1996 album How I Quit Smoking, Kurt Wagner recalls a grim discovery on a building site: “KKK” scratched into the fresh cement. Wagner scrapes the initials away with a screwdriver, but the damage is indelible, running far deeper than a bit of “crumpled concrete”. Lambchop’s guiding star has long had an eye for the unease and mistrust that lies under the everyday, for those moments where violence suddenly breaks the surface, but over time his weary, watchfu
"Lost Weekend proves that Phoebe Bridgers is still very much here..." (opens the original)
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Interviewed by MOJO around her 2020 album Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers admitted she nearly quit high school through sheer lack of motivation. “Then I found something that I would do forever,” she said, explaining how music changed her life. Six years after her last solo record, however, fans of her reflective, raw-nerved songwriting might have wondered if she was having second thoughts. Boygenius, her supergroup with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, explained a couple of years, but there was still a se
"A beautiful bubble, a world of their own making" (opens the original)
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When it comes to promotional campaigns, it’s an audacious opening salvo: a sticker sent out to a few fortunate fans bearing the words “I’m Unfollowing Panda Bear And Sonic Boom”. Inevitably, the experimental duo of Pete Kember and Noah Lennox took to social media to explain the meaning of the slogan, stating that their second full collaborative album A ? Of When would be the moment where they went “a little off-piste”. With this release, they said, they were aiming for a “minimisation of online
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