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OJ Law 'Yesterday is a Distant Dream'Thoroughly steeped in the sun-drenched spirit of 1960s California.
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Chairlift 'Something'Most of the tunes luxuriate in vintage-synth textures in a way radio hits tend..
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Backstage with... Obedient Wives ClubUnlike the pro-polygamy organisation, the band makes music for all.
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Porno pop: Lana Del ReyShe's nothing more than Ke$ha with a better record collection.
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OJ Law 'Yesterday is a Distant Dream'
Thoroughly steeped in the sun-drenched spirit of 1960s California.
Chairlift 'Something'
Most of the tunes luxuriate in vintage-synth textures in a way radio hits tend not to.
Alexis Bistro Ampang
Alexis is the place for jazz music lovers in KL (second to No Black Tie).
Lana Del Rey 'Born to Die'
Del Rey's debut definitely needs a re-edit, but she’s still a promising prospect.
Ferns 'Fairweather Friends'
The perfect soundtrack to Malaysia's sleepy summers (if we had summers).
The Black Keys 'El Camino'
Something tender turns into a brutal and brilliant maelstrom of hard-hitting beats.
Jamie Woon's 'Mirrorwriting'
Layering sounds and styles in the way that only a musician armed with a laptop could.
Coldplay's 'Mylo Xyloto'
Not every Coldplay song needs a raft of codanthemic ‘oooh-oohs’.
Björk’s 'Biophilia'
Her booming pipes are front and centre, set against her least cluttered arrangements yet.
Foster the People 'Torches'
The album has plenty to offer, mostly in a fizzily fun, indie-pop vein.
