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Album Review: Sibille Attar – A History of Silence Ray Finlayson·March 3, 2021It took over half a decade, but Sibille Attar is finally marching to the beat of her own...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Maximo Park – Nature Always Wins John Wohlmacher·March 2, 2021In John Smith’s 1987 short film The Black Tower, a nameless man is haunted by the sight of...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: SHINee – Don’t Call Me JT Early·March 2, 2021It may be cliché to start this review with the iconic saying ‘SHINee’s back’, but its succinctness and...Album ReviewsReviews
