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Danger Mouse & Black Thought
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Razor-sharp US rapper Black Thought and his one-time acolyte, now super-producer, Danger Mouse, finally get it together on an album that’s a nonstop joy
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Kiwi Jr.
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Panda Bear & Sonic Boom
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The four-piece delve into the past to forge boldly ahead, while expanding their sonic palette and finding fresh ways to speak to their fervent fanbase
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Sylvan Esso
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Longer songs are punctuated by studio chatter, voicemails, birdsong and other ambient sounds, lending the whole project an artfully informal intimacy. Print edition only
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Danger Mouse & Black Thought
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Sylvan Esso
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A change of pace creates glitchy magic
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Black Thought’s most complete project to date
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