Mary Chang - 04/Nov/2010  While many of their contemporaries from the ‘90s are struggling to put out albums once every couple of years, the Manic Street Preachers appear to not...
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Joe Tangari - 27/Sep/2010  Even when the Manic Street Preachers aren't making their best music, there's something about the band's earnestness and honesty that's refreshing. Tho...
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Jaime Gill - 27/Sep/2010  Professional provocateur Mark Simpson once congratulated Richey Edwards on escaping the Manic Street Preachers before they became "famous, fat and fat...
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| Darren Lee - 23/Sep/2010 This fierce sense of tribalism has helped fuelled the mythology which propelled Blackwood's glam insurrectionists to stardom, but in the decade and a ...
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ClashMusic - 21/Sep/2010  Leave your prejudices at the door and open up your ears. After the militant basslines and scorching vocals of ‘Journal For Plague Lovers’, the Manics ...
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Andrzej Lukowski - 21/Sep/2010  Fun as the self-mythologising and hyperbole and hoopla around the Manic Street Preachers always is, the trio’s better records have, ultimately, been a...
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Dan Penman - 20/Sep/2010  A new Manic Street Preachers album is a bit of a trepidatious experience for me these days. I've been disappointed by them before, but I always want ...
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Johnny Dee - 20/Sep/2010  For a band who said they’d split up after their first album making it to their tenth is something of a miracle. Musically they arrive here in fine fet...
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| cloudspeakers - 20/Sep/2010 Alternating between ?glam? albums (from Generation Terrorists to Send Away The Tigers) and ?post-punk? albums (from The Holy Bible to Journal For Plag...
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Maria Schurr - 20/Sep/2010  Manic Street Preachers are an infuriating band to love, particularly for Americans. Hewing a sound more closely related to US guitar rock of the ‘80’s...
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