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This Mirror Weighs a Ton
Interpol
Working with producer Andrew Wyatt, the band turns in a strong and suitably dour album that nonetheless carries the frustrating tinge of more interesting possibilities.
Still Coming Down
Wild Pink
The sixth album from John Ross’ heartland indie project offers terse, literary tales of American detritus while exuding an unshowy charm.
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Castaways and Cutouts
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Wincing the Night Away
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Me. I Am Mariah...the Elusive Chanteuse
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The Boy With the Arab Strap
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Ego Scriptor
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Third
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Dry Cleaning
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Another Green World
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