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Various Artists: Still in a Dream 1988-1995: A Story of Shoegaze
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Various Artists: Still in a Dream 1988-1995: A Story of Shoegaze

By
John Bergstrom
/ 11 February 2016
This handsome, five-disc, 87-track box has more shoegaze than you can shake a delay pedal at.
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Watch One of the Last Concerts Catherine Wheel Ever Played

By
Joseph Fisher
/ 11 April 2013
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Placebo: B3 EP

By
Darryl G. Wright
/ 14 January 2013
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Boston’s Constants Cover Catherine Wheel’s “Strange Fruit”

By
Joseph Fisher
/ 4 May 2012
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Come Back Again: Catherine Wheel’s ‘Ferment’ Reissued

By
Joseph Fisher
/ 30 September 2010
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Rob Dickinson: Fresh Wine for the Horses + Nude

By
John Bergstrom
/ 18 August 2008

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