Elbow - The Seldom Seen Kidepic post rock tinged emotional indie stalwarts elbow release their fourth album 'the seldom seen kid', another staunchand anthemic collection of songs. the tense and emotional sound of previous records remains, but with a distinctly morecommercial riff based template, particularly on lead single 'grounds for divorce'. the band produced the record themselves, as with previous records, lending it a homespun quality that wouldn't be out of synch with

with Las Vegas Basement

Robert ‘Throb’ Young

2002’s ‘Hörse of the Dög’ and 2004’s ‘The Royal Society’

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Soul Jazz Records' new release 'Black Fire

There’s even a brief

contemporary electronics

who alongside brother Earl

David Sylvian’s intermediary album

Cover design by Jason Galea

and communication: How can we communicate when spoken language is inadequate