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What our critics made of Rihanna, Lady Gaga and 50 Cent's new album.2009-11-20T11:29:14ZCDs of the week
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Brilliant but bonkers: Shakira releases her third album, She Wolf, and its a lyrical treasure trove.2009-10-09T11:48:07ZCDs of the week
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This week sees the release of The Resistance by Muse, Jay-Z's excellent CD The Blueprint 3, David Gray's long-awaited album Draw the Line and Yeah Ghost by Grammy nominee Zero 72009-09-10T23:00:00ZCDs of the week
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James Yorkston's Folk Songs gets stronger as it goes on and Joshua Radin's record needs a little more substance.2009-08-07T10:31:42ZCDs of the week
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Florence Welch oozes a mischievous, sexy and unhinged quality in her band's new album, while the Benny Andersson Band, The Duckworth Lewis Method, Acoustic Ladyland and Tinariwen release CDs.2009-07-03T11:13:26ZCDs of the week
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Set aside your misgivings for Wilco, Moby's Wait For Me was worth it and La Roux needs more passion.2009-06-26T09:13:09ZCDs of the week
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Gossip get funky, God Help the Girl tell a wonderful tale and Jack Peñate makes a career-saving left turn2009-06-19T16:02:26ZCDs of the week
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Enter Shikari remain ridiculous, Jonas Brothers manage to avoid the pits of hell and Johnny Cash gets remixed2009-06-12T15:28:20ZCDs of the week
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Little Boots arrives fresh out of Blackpool, Kasabian and The Black Eyed Peas return and Diana Krall sounds more fulfilled.2009-06-05T11:10:42ZCDs of the week
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Elvis Costello returns to Nashville, Paolo Nutini, unites the whole with his ragged old man croak and Patrick Wolf gives us his fourth album.2009-05-29T14:51:08ZCDs of the week
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Eminem returns and he's back on form, Green Day produce a post-Bush rock opera and the Manic Street Preachers get old-fashioned.2009-05-15T15:42:30ZCDs of the week
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Depeche Mode are still an unstoppable force of nature, Noisettes are breezy and hollow and Andy Sheppard can't resist funny noises.2009-04-17T14:09:25ZCDs of the week
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Pet Shop Boys are having a far-from-fruitful century, Chris Cornell releases Scream and Gareth Williams leads his Power Trio.2009-03-20T17:02:28ZCDs of the week
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No Line On The Horizon should mark the end of U2's years of consolidation and Courtney Pine is approaching his prime.2009-02-27T10:38:42ZCDs of the week
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The Prodigy's new record almost works, Matt Duke's album is nice but won't change the world and Oumou Sagare is empowering.2009-02-20T10:33:24ZCDs of the week
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Animal Collective begin 2009 with a strong start, Lady Gaga offers an alternative to Gwen Stefani and smoky-voiced Cesaria Evora is a lyrical maverick.2009-01-09T10:05:34ZCDs of the week
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The Killers' third album, Day & Age, is full of catchy pop songs but none that sound like anthems and there are definite hits on Alesha Dixon's record.2008-11-21T11:42:36ZCDs of the week
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This week our critics review new releases from Pink, Snow Patrol, The Cure and French accordionist Richard Galliano.2008-10-23T23:00:00ZCDs of the week
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Credit to Keane for going a bit silly on their third album, Kaiser Chiefs still haven't peaked and Ray Lamontagne proves he is a true romantic.2008-10-10T14:43:30ZCDs of the week
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Joan Baez continues to keep her hand in with protest songs, Metallica won't gain new fans and Glasvegas bring out the debut album of the year.2008-09-05T12:03:36ZCDs of the week
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Natty's music is a cheerful affair, there are some memorable moments on Conor Oberst's record and ABC are back.2008-08-01T13:52:21ZCDs of the week
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Beck's new record is worth staying up all night for, Black Kids' time may come and Mike Walker releases a Mancunian masterpiece.2008-07-04T09:29:33ZCDs of the week
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The Subways harmonise well but nothing stands out as the song to take them to the next level and Dirty Pretty Things need a bigger budget.2008-06-27T10:35:59ZCDs of the week
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There's no one else like N*E*R*D, Lykke Li has an intriguing future ahead of her and Kris Gayle is top-class.2008-06-06T09:36:00ZCDs of the week
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Paul Weller has started taking chances again, The Zutons are in it for the long haul and Buika makes an impression.2008-05-30T10:44:41ZCDs of the week
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Green Day are back under pseudonym Foxboro Hot Tubs; making retro, carefree garage rock, The Tom Richards Orchestra is a gentle giant and The Ting Tings release their debut.2008-05-16T11:14:47ZCDs of the week
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Madonna is the most fearless she's been in years, perseverance will be rewarded for the latest Portishead album and it’s a wild ride with Courtney Pine.2008-04-25T10:32:57ZCDs of the week
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Our reviewers give their opinions on the latest offerings from Elbow, We are Scientists, Van Morrison, Barb Jungr and African Scream Contest.2008-03-14T00:00:00ZCDs of the week
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This week's top CDs include Jennifer Lopez with some poppy R&B and the sixth album from Welsh rockers Stereophonics.2007-10-11T23:00:00ZCDs of the week
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The truly indestructible Sugababes return for their fifth album and London songsmith Jack Peñate aims to vindicate all that gushing praise.2007-10-04T23:00:00Z