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‘The Collected Works of Neutral Milk Hotel’ Are Newly Re-Issued
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‘The Collected Works of Neutral Milk Hotel’ Are Newly Re-Issued

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Evan Sawdey
/ 9 March 2023

Essentially a re-issue of a 2011 box set with Neutral Milk Hotel’s recorded work, their legacy remains unparalleled even if there’s not much new to exhume.

Back to Earth on Elf Power’s ‘Artificial Countrysides’
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Back to Earth on Elf Power’s ‘Artificial Countrysides’

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David Pike
/ 27 July 2022

On Artificial Countrysides, Elf Power ground cosmic apocalypse and global destruction into fever dreams from their own backyard.

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We Have Been Floated: A Tribute to Bill Doss

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/ 6 August 2012
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/ 8 May 2011
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Ryan Marr
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Jennifer Kelly
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