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and social unrest

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and even the rough tracks from Pavement’s scrapped session at Sonic Youth’s Echo Canyon studio

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the killer: Vinyl LP Jutta Hipp followed by the Neon IndianCrime & the City Solution return with their seventh studio album, and first in 10 years, the killer. Played out over 7 tracks and recorded in Berlin, the record is arguably Crimes finest work and is set to be their masterpiece. The album sees central figurehead Simon Bonneys trademark storytelling surrounded by the deep, layered and mesmerising instrumentation created by this new incarnation of the band, including long term member Bronwyn Adams and