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Andrew R. Hill has some personal thoughts prompted by the sad news of the death of Talk Talk's Mark Hollis, over on our blog. Link in bio. #markhollis #talktalk Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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#derekjarman #filmreviews #blurayreviews #bluraybo Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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#derekjarman #filmreviews #blurayreviews #bluraybo Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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#derekjarman #filmreviews #blurayreviews #bluraybo Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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Review: 'Slow Summits' - The Pastels →

May 27, 2013 in Andrew R. Hill, music, review

The Pastels make a virtue of taking your time with their first album in sixteen (or ten or four) years, Slow Summits,​​ as Andrew R. Hill finds.

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Tags: review, The Pastels, Domino Records, Slow Summits, Geographic Music, Stephen Pastel, Katrina Mitchell, Alison Mitchell, Teenage Fanclub, Tom Crossley, International Airport, Craig Armstrong, To Rococo Rot, music, Gerard Love, John Hogarty, John McEntire, Tortoise, Tenniscoats
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Blasted Journal 

Edinburgh-based but outward-looking, Blasted is an arts journal focussing on music and cinema, with a strong emphasis on the independent, the DIY, the local, the forgotten and the off-kilter