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Reissue of the Week: The Style Council’s Café Bleu

Andrew Holter praises Paul Weller for throwing down a gauntlet to fans via cosmopolitan eclecticism and for ceding a large amount of creative control to new collaborators
Anniversary

American Nightmare: Misfits’ Legacy of Brutality at 40

Legacy Of Brutality conveys much of what is magnificent about the band, and much of what is exasperating about Glenn Danzig, says Andrew Holter, as he assesses the compilation – and Danzig’s complicated legacy – 40 years on
Strange World Of...

The Strange World Of… Henry Rollins

Henry Rollins is 60 on Saturday. Given how he has dedicated himself to becoming hardcore punk's most prominent renaissance man, it's become easier to forget about the music that made him. Andrew Holter chooses ten points of entry to his large and forbidding back catalogue
Anniversary

Friends Reunited: Lou Reed And John Cale’s Songs For Drella Revisited

In Songs For Drella, which is reissued this month, Andrew Holter finds a seance for Andy Warhol but also a touching study of friendship regained that can bring a tear even to an atrocity cataracted millennial eye
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Marshall Crenshaw

Field Day (Reissue)

This fastidious reissue of Marshall Crenshaw's 1983 LP marks it out as a potential lost classic
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Cindy Wilson

Change

Solo for the first time, the B-52’s co-founder experiments, collaborates and comes up good

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