Lana Del Rey - Born to Die
She's all made up with nowhere to go, but Lana Del Rey's "debut" is something worth pouting about
Label: Interscope
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Cohen's first album in eight years is a wise, funny but serious masterpiece
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Enter Shikari - A Flash Flood of Colour
The house band of the Occupy movement or blustery bores?
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Minneapolis five piece make a near Stroke(s) of genius on their enjoyable but highly derivative debut
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Horslips and the Ulster Orchestra
Horslips married to a discreet, but sweeping Ulster Orchestra soundscape work a dream in Brian Byrne's arrangements, on a new live CD from the band.
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The Dying Seconds - Glimmerers
Pilgrims in the land of the sad song will find plenty of rest-stops here. Indeed, it may be hard to move on from one to the next.
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The bad girl bets badder on a booming collection of club bangers
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We Cut Corners - "Today I Realised I Could Go Home Backwards"
The Dublin guitar and drums duo are a force of nature on their excellent debut
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With guests including Stephen Fry, Andy Fairweather Low and Elton John, Kate Bush breaks her silence on an album that is an ode to, well, silence
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Hipsters cover their ears as Dublin band deliver more windswept emotionalism for their growing fan base
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The King rats of metal and laughing Lou are together at, erm, last on this endurance test of a concept album
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Moore flits between sorrow and joy on an album of craftsman-like dedication
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Florence + The Machine - Ceremonials
Florence delivers another lungful on her over-powering second album
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Soft rockers shimmer, sloganeer and even surprise on their massive-sounding fifth album
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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
Big Brother doesn't stop the clocks on solo debut. He rewinds them says Alan Corr
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