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Julian Casablancas - Phrazes for the Young
The Strokes' frontman goes a bit wild on his first solo foray. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.

The Very Best: Radioclit and Esra Mwamwaya - Warm Heart of Africa
Addictive, seductive world music too hip to be confined to cafes. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.

Anti-Pop Consortium - Fluorescent Black
Anti-Pop Consortium are on the money with Fluorescent Black. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

Editors - In This Light and On This Evening
The Editors indulge their inspirations without sounding too derivative. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

The Brunettes - Paper Dolls
The Brunettes deliver an album of chipper pop songs to make you bop. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.

Mew - No More Stories...
A fascinating but often flaky effort from Danish trio Mew. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

Alice in Chains - Black Gives Way to Blue
Alice in Chain's first album in 14 years - with a new singer - is a solid return to form. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

Mika - The Boy Who Knew Too Much
Mika rolls out his signature irresistible pop flavour on this second album. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.

Pixie Lott - Turn It Up
Pixie Lott delivers a bland and joyless debut album. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.

Paramore - Brand New Eyes
Paramore's latest album showcases the band at their best. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

Mayer Hawthorne - A Strange Arrangement
Mayer Hawthorne's album is a throwback to the golden days of 60s soul. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

Paloma Faith - Do you want the Truth or Something Beautiful
Paloma Faith's sound echoes Amy Winehouse, without the kick. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.

Dizzee Rascal - Tongue N' Cheek
Dizzee Rascal has some fun on his fourth album. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

Trei - Innuendo
This local drum 'n' bass debut is almost a spiritual experience. Reviewed by Scott Kara