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From First to Last, Neil Diamond and more
May 5, 2008
(Credit: Jason Odell)
From First to Last, 'From First to Last'
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Talented emo-rockers are still struggling to find their own identity
Neil Diamond, 'Home Before Dark'
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No 'Sweet Caroline 2,' but a pleasing set from the folk-rock veteran
No Age, 'Nouns'
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L.A. duo fuses punk, rock and electronica into something new and amazing
The Last Shadow Puppets, 'The Age of the Understatement'
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Arctic Monkeys singer lets bombast rule on retro-flavored side project
Tim Fite, 'Fair Ain't Fair'
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Brooklyn rapper’s fifth album parks in the intersection of hip-hop, rock and country
Morning State, 'You Know People I Know People'
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Atlanta newcomers are more than the sum of their punk and classic rock parts
The Morning Benders, 'Talking Through Tin Cans'
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Bay Area indie rockers shine on melodic debut
Dub Pistols, 'Speakers and Tweeters'
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London beatmakers enlist a legendary singer to liven up their sound
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