As Kula Shaker's first album in three years, Pilgrims Progress shows the band at their very best since releasing their 1996 debut. On paper,
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Following up a feature on Damon Albarn implies a drop in quality and prestige, especially considering how few artists are able to stay relevant
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Last day of school! … for me anyways. New Jersey is so incredibly late to the game, but this state is usually like that
It’s better late than never to review the new solo album from the former frontman of The Jam.
