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Album Review: Life – Abstract/Natural

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By Andy Baker
| Erazer Magazine
About two weeks ago I had not heard of Life until a musically wandering friend of mine picked them out as one of his favourite gigs of the recent and most excellent The Great Escape Festival (cheeky Wyld Stallyns reference for the fans). Shortly following that, this absolute beauty of an album dropped into my inbox a week later. So, if like me, you know little about them but are openly Life-curious then let me offer you some nest feathering facts to get you up to speed.
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The Cribs – Concorde2, Brighton

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By Andy Baker
| Erazer Magazine
For a bit of context, I hadn’t heard much of The Cribs since their 2007 album ‘Men’s Needs, Woman’s Needs, Whatever’ and the massive ‘Men’s Needs’ single that came from it. Fast forward the best part of two decades, and my next encounter was when Erazer’s very own Jake Curran reviewed their latest record, ‘Selling a Vibe’, in early January and gave it four stars.
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Album Review: DEADLETTER - Existence is Bliss

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By Andy Baker
| Erazer Magazine
I started this year genuinely excited about three albums due to arrive on our collective musical horizons: ‘Of the Earth’ by Shabaka Hutchings, ‘Honora’ by Flea and ‘Existence is Bliss’ by DEADLETTER. The first of the three has just landed and, like my 5-year-old discovering a new series of Vida the Vet dropping on iPlayer, I happily pressed play, sat back and took it in (minus fluffy unicorn slippers unfortunately). Existence is Bliss by DEADLETTER But why the excitement?
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