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7 / 10 The majority of Miles Kane ’s career so far could be likened to one of his own farts. He may very well like and boast about it, but to the rest of us it’s been largely hot air with little substance.
Miles Kane - Album Review: Miles Kane - 'Colour Of The Trap' - Album Reviews - NME.COM
Pete And The Pirates - Album Review: Pete And The Pirates - 'One Thousand Pictures' - Album Reviews - NME.COM
8 / 10 In the deluge of indie pop that followed the Libertines and Arctic Monkeys whirlwind around 2005 – known today as Hurricane Pritchard – a few rough gems did fall to earth.
4 / 10 While out promoting some latter-day U2 album or other, Bono once proclaimed (likely with a straight face) that, “We’re reapplying for the position of best band in the world”. Limitation-aware young scamps that they are, The Wombats ’ ambition for their second album is far more modest: ‘ …This Modern Glitch ’ finds them aspiring to nothing loftier than nightwatchmen at the indie landfill. Congratulations boys, the job is yours.
The Wombats - Album Review: The Wombats - 'Proudly Present This Modern Glitch' - Album Reviews - NME.COM
Arctic Monkeys - Album Review: Arctic Monkeys - Suck It And See - Album Reviews - NME.COM
9 / 10 For an album that goes out of its way to promise nothing, ‘Suck It And See’ sure is burdened by expectation. Arctic Monkeys made their 10-out-of-10, fuck-you-we’re-the-future debut at just 19, filling the void left by The Libertines with a new testament all of their own. Barely a year later, they’d discovered how to rebottle lightning, and harnessed it into a follow-up every bit as accomplished as its predecessor.
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Don't hold your breath, count your chickens, or run screaming to the beach in a two piece just yet, buuut, it looks like summer might be officially: go.