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This Week’s New Music
Pixies – Minotaur (Artist In Residence)
Dead To Me – African Elephants (Fat Wreck Chords)
Noise By Numbers – Yeah, Whatever (Asian Man)
Omar Rodriguez Lopez – Xenophanes (+1)
Echo & the Bunnymen – The Fountain (Ocean Tours Ltd)
The Killers – Live at Royal Albert Hall (Island)
Switchfoot – Hello Hurricane (Atlantic)
Dashboard Confessional – Alter The Ending (Universal)
Javelin – TWYCE (Thrill Jockey)
Ray Davies – The Kinks Choral Collection (Decca)
Snow Patrol – Up To Now (Geffen)
Tori Amos – Midwinter Graces (Universal)
Robyn Hitchcock – I Often Dream of Trains in New York (Yep Rock)
The Starting Line – Somebody’s Gonna Miss Us [CD/DVD] (Image Entertainment)
Teenage Rehab – Let’s Be Enemies (Jailhouse Records)
VINYL
Dashboard Confessional – Alter The Ending (Universal)
Noise By Numbers – Yeah, Whatever (Asian Man)
Wilco – Being There (Nonesuch)
DVD
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club- Live (2009)
Kings of Leon – Live at the O2 London, England (2009)
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