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Music, Record Roundup Apr 21, 2014
The Pixies' deflating Indie Cindy and 15 more record reviews

A dozen far-flung Reader writers cover Future's conscience-stricken coke rap, Todd Terje's playfully colorful nu-disco, Triptykon's lightless armor-plated epics, and points further afield.
- By Luca Cimarusti, Leor Galil, Kim Kelly, Monica Kendrick, Peter Margasak, Bill Meyer, Philip Montoro, Erin Osmon, Miles Raymer, Tal Rosenberg, and Kevin Warwick
- Tags: Record Roundup, Kent Burnside, Crime & the City Solution, My World Is So Cold, Lucky 13, R.L. Burnside, Cuddle Magic, Phyllis Chen, FYO, Brian Eno, Karl Hyde, Someday World, Warp, Underworld, Fushitsusha, Peter Brotzmann, Nothing Changes No One Can Change Anything I Am Ever-Changing Only You Can Change Yourself, Keiji Haino, Utech, Future, Honest, Epic, Alexander Hawkins Ensemble, Step Wide Step Deep, Dylan Bates, Otto Fischer, Shabaka Hutchings, Neil Charles, Tom Skinner, Ibn Inglor, New Wave 2, JACK Quartet, Helmut Lachenmann: Complete String Quartets, Mode, Kelis, Ninja Tune, Dave Sitek, TV on the Radio, Lord Mantis, Death Mask, Profound Lore, Charlie Fell, Pixies, Indie Cindy, Black Francis, Screaming Females, Live at the Hideout, Don Giovanni, The Hideout, Steve Albini, Marissa Paternoster, Todd Terje, It's Album Time, Olsen, Bryan Ferry, Triptykon, Melana Chasmata, Prowling Death, Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Thomas Gabriel Fischer, V. Santur, Simone Vollenweider, The Space Project, Lefse, Antlers, Blues Control, Beach House, Jesu, Zomes, Spiritualized, Jason Pierce, Wovenhand, Refractory Obdurate, Deathwish Inc., David Eugene Edwards

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The Pixies' deflating Indie Cindy and 15 more record reviews

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The Pixies' deflating Indie Cindy and 15 more record reviews

A dozen far-flung Reader writers cover Future's conscience-stricken coke rap, Todd Terje's playfully colorful nu-disco, Triptykon's lightless armor-plated epics, and points further afield.

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