Joseph Burnett takes a look at the career of Neil Young through the last five decades. Part 2 begins with those troublesome Eighties and brings us up to date with his literary opus Waging Heavy Peace.
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Joseph Burnett takes a look at the career of Neil Young through the last five decades. Part 2 begins with those troublesome Eighties and brings us up to date with his literary opus Waging Heavy Peace.
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Joseph Burnett takes a look at the career of Neil Young through the last five decades. Part 1 begins with his humble beginnings through to the Crazy Horse peaks of the late 70's.
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The final recordings of Klaus Dinger show an obsession with craft and a constant desire to build on the sounds that apparently rang through his head from the early days of Kraftwerk up until his death in 2008.
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Rosamond Richardson, guided by Chris Watson, follows in the footsteps of Benjamin Britten.
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A list of older works which have reminded us that, while we stand right out here on the edge of the map, some of these musical boundaries were pushed into their current positions many years ago.
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We're actually quite wary of lists here at the Liminal. There's something reductive in them, something approaching dry consensus and conservatism and yet, the allure remains. And when it throws up results as varied as this...
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The winner of the Uranus Prize for 2012.
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Our annual counter to the crushing blandness of the Mercury fandango.
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An excursion to Holme Fen with Simon Scott to discover the inspiration and process behind his latest album.
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Following his appraisal of the 40th Anniversary reissue of Can’s Tago Mago, Joseph Burnett gives a rundown of 20 of the finest krautrock albums...
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