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Stephen Rylance

This Is the Day: The The – ‘Soul Mining: 30th Anniversary Edition’
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This Is the Day: The The – ‘Soul Mining: 30th Anniversary Edition’

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 29 July 2014
Thirty years later, Soul Mining remains The The's most vital work.
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Grant-Lee Phillips: Little Moon

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 16 December 2009
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James Yorkston: Folk Songs

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 10 December 2009
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Pere Ubu: Long Live Pere Ubu!

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 30 November 2009
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Agonies of an ‘Antichrist’: Lars von Trier in the Forest of Unreason

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 29 October 2009
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Magazine: The Correct Use of Soap

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 20 October 2009
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Cornershop: Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 7 September 2009
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The Clean: Mister Pop

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 2 September 2009
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Wave Machines: Wave If You’re Really There

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 17 August 2009
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Lo Fidelity Allstars: Northern Stomp

By
Stephen Rylance
/ 13 August 2009

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