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    John Grant - Pale Green Ghosts
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    Pale Green Ghosts
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    (2013)
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    by John Grant
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    Boasting a deadly combination of soaring melodies and astonishingly candid lyrics, John Grant’s debut was pretty hard to fault. In fact, it was so damn good that we feared he’d set himself an insurmountable task topping it. We needn’t have worried. Not content to retread old ground, Grant decamped to Reykjavik to record Pale Green Ghosts with Biggi “Gusgus” Veira and, together they’ve swapped the 70s-sensibility of Queen Of Denmark for more synthetic sounds, influenced by contemporary electronica and New Wave/New Romantic pop. Lyrically, Grant’s as bewitching as ever, sifting through the debris of dysfunctional relationships with a variety of toe-curling and touching lines, and bravely tackling his recent diagnosis with HIV, on the superb, sax-flecked shimmer of "Ernest Borgnine".

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    The Knife - Shaking the Habitual
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    Shaking the Habitual
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    (2013)
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    by The Knife
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    Brilliantly ahead of the curve, quite possibly round the bend or totally beyond the pale? Whatever your take on The Knife, there’s never a “meh” moment in their company. Their long-awaited fourth long player looks like eliciting the most extreme response yet: it’s unquestionably their most challenging work to date. Featuring sprawling, ambient compositions, pitch-black drone tracks and their own demented take on tech-house, Karin and Olof delight in disorientating with experimental electronics. Whether the world reciprocates their enjoyment is another matter, but there’s no denying that Shaking The Habitual lives up to its billing.

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