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iFi Audio Micro iDac / iUSBPower REVIEW

iFi Audio’s new micro iDac and iUSBPower could quite conceivably rule the world.

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Prodigy – The Fat Of The Land (Expanded Edition) (XL) CD REVIEW

Prodigy ‘expanded edition’ is a mixed, and sometimes dated, bag.

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John Cale – Shifty Adventures In Nookie Wood (Domino/EMI) CD REVIEW

John Cale’s latest avoids the nostalgia of his peers, but misfires badly.

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Easy Star – Thrillah (Easy Star Records) CD REVIEW

Mike Batten reviews Easy Star’s Thrillah

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Zaine Griff – Ashes & Diamonds; Figures (both Ode/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW

NZ singer-songwriter Zaine Griff reissues his two English New Romantic-era releases.

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Rick Wakeman, Bruce Mason Centre, Auckland, Sunday October 7 REVIEW

Rick Wakeman tells tit jokes, and plays the piano like no other.

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Micachu & The Shapes – Never (Rough Trade/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW

Micachu needs to do it proper to really engage.

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Elbow – Dead In The Boot (Fiction/Universal) CD REVIEW

Gary Steel has his preconceptions altered by an odds’n'sods compilation.

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Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti – Mature Themes (4AD/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW

Ariel Pink’s transgressive pop gets under Gary Steel’s skin.

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Dead Can Dance – Anastasis (Pias/Liberator) CD REVIEW

The dead can still dance, maintains true believer Gary Steel.

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