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Burning Hank Burning Hank - Seriously, It's Getting Us Down (Flat Mind Records) 
Burning Hank might make you smirk, but the disappointing lack of depth in their record takes the joke too far.
 
Great White Great White - Once Bitten, Twice Live (Sidewinder Records) 
The stale smell of fish hangs around this latest catch from American rockers Great White.
 
Feeder Feeder - Renegades (Big Teeth) 
Feeder - or is it Renegades? - return with this unusual, and possibly self titled, heavier effort. The playfullness is gone and a return to the roots has found this band have more kick left then most taught.
 
John & Edward - Jedward John and Edward - Planet Jedward (Universal Music) 
John and Edward should be congratulated - most Metal artists spend their entire career trying to create an album with the right ingredients of fear, horror and inescapable doom - Jedward have achieved it in one Pop album!
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Unholy Alliance chapter 111
Slayer - World Painted Blood (American Recordings) 
Slayer return with an album of dedication, passion and thrash metal excellence, probably the finest one created since the 1980s.
 
Cassius -
Cassius - 99 EP (Cassius Records) 
Cassius remind us why they'll always be formidable French Touch-House pioneers.
 
I Am Kloot
I Am Kloot - Sky At Night (Shepherd Moon/EMI) 
We may all be in the gutter, but I Am Kloot are looking up at the stars.
 
Macy Gray
Macy Gray - The Sellout (Island) 
Has the eclectically gravelly Macy Gray sold out?
 
 Riton and Dj Mehdi
Carte Blanche - Black Billionaires EP (Ed Banger) 
Carte Blanche is the genre twisting, Anglo-French, collaboration between producers Riton and Dj Mehdi. Their Black Billionaires EP is simply a joy to listen to.
 
Fugative
Fugative - No Goin' Home (Hard2Beat) 
If Fugative's debut release is anything to go by, the under 18's latest pin-up won't have many people chasing him for a follow-up.
 
Paul Weller
Paul Weller - Wake Up The Nation (Island) 
Paul Weller isn't about to enter into a career in breakfast radio, because his new album Wake Up The Nation suggests that his best solo work may still be to come..
 
White Belt Yellow Tag
White Belt Yellow Tag - Methods (Distiller) 
White Belt Yellow Tag's debut isn't going to set the world on fire, neither is it a failure. It sits somewhere happily in the middle with guitar drenched anthemic ambitions waiting to be fully realised.
 
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Cha-Cha
Cha-Cha - We Are... (Pop Noodle Records) 
The best debut album of the year so far. Fact.
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