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Marling reveals a new, assured maturity in this extensive, 16-track album. And it’s a cracker.
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A debut record that offers plenty of tunes to move your feet – and maybe even your soul, too.
How the Undertones planned to burn out before they got their kicks
When the Sex Pistols broke up, it was seen by many as the definitive punk statement. Much like the genre’s trademark three-minute songs, they shone brightly and burnt quickly. For Irish rockers The Undertones, it was a route they had initially intended to follow themselves.
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Niblett’s trademark intensity is met with softer elements that will widen her appeal without diminishing her gritty vitriol.
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