Matthew van der Want: Letting the light shine through
Matthew van der Want, one half of South Africa's finest singer-songwriting duos, is about to make a comeback.
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The Boss blows hot and old
Bruce Springsteen's new album features political protest songs but they are mostly meaningless, writes Lloyd Gedye.
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There is magic in the music and meaning in the message
Much like Bruce Springsteen, Ry Cooder is an American music veteran; he first recorded in the mid-Sixties and released his debut solo album in 1970.
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Funk me to outer space
An unlikely collaboration has resulted in one of the finest albums so far this year, writes Lloyd Gedye.
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Downright addictive
Watch the Throne by Kanye West and Jay-Z is one of few albums that will have you gasping for more.
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Rock 'n roll gem
On this, their fourth album, Van Coke Kartel earn the right to command our respect.
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Eclectic mix to nourish your neurons
When it comes to electronic music, the Brainfeeder label from Los Angeles is as hot as you get.
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What rhymes with visionary?
Lloyd Gedye discovers three new hip-hop albums that have more to talk about than guns, money,
bitches and bling.
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Fresh, vital ideas from a 77-year-old master
A new Leonard Cohen album is always something to look forward to.
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It's a laugh a minute with Leonard – seriously
Sombre prophet, mordant wisecracker, repentant cad: Leonard Cohen is back with a great new album, old ideas and more wit and wisdom.
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