CITY SLANG
A reignited fondness for live performance and a desire to deliver celebratory music during dark times have curtailed a lengthy hiatus for this unorthodox band. Broken Social Scene’s 15-strong personnel still possess their tendency to traverse genres and textures, sounding like Arcade Fire, Fleet Foxes, Big Star and Christine And The Queens, among others, across the 12 largely exhilarating tracks of Hug Of Thunder.
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On sale 50 years to the day after The Beatles released their timeless masterpiece Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, issue 4 of Long Live Vinyl tells the full story of one of the greatest albums ever made, as well as taking an in-depth look at the new Anniversary edition masterminded by Giles Martin.
Elsewhere, we round up the essential 40 jazz records, take a crate-digging trip to Orlando, get the lowdown on the new American Epic TV series with Jack White, T Bone Burnett, Elton John and Robert Redford, and Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours goes under the microscope in our Classic Album feature.
We also meet Sonic Youth noisenik and record collector extraordinaire Thurston Moore, profile Classic Album Sundays and bring you the most comprehensive range of vinyl-related reviews anywhere!