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Weekend: The ’81 Demos
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Weekend: The ’81 Demos

By
John Paul
/ 18 April 2014
Former Young Marble Giants vocalist Alison Statton steps out on her own with a collection of demos that seek to bridge the gap between what that group was and what Weekend would become, influencing countless indie pop acts in the process.
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Are You in a Film or in Reality? Jean-Luc Godard’s ‘Weekend’ Will Have You Wondering

By
Brice Ezell
/ 7 December 2012
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And the Academy Awards Nominees Are… Straight

By
Michael Abernethy
/ 9 February 2012
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Weekend: Red EP

By
Zachary Houle
/ 27 October 2011
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Pepper Rabbit: Red Velvet Snowball

By
Matt Edsall
/ 7 September 2011
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The Radio Dept.: Passive Aggressive: Singles 2002-2010

By
Freeden Oeur
/ 27 January 2011
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Weekend: Sports

By
AJ Ramirez
/ 2 January 2011

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