Latest Reviews 14-20 March 2011 
No ColorThe Dodos
An album of two halves from the grunge-inspired and well-bearded duo.reviewed by Iain Moffatt
Welcome Home ArmageddonFuneral for a Friend
A great fifth album from the revitalised Welsh rockers.reviewed by Raziq Rauf
The Most Incredible ThingPet Shop Boys (Tennant/Lowe)
Tennant and Lowe’s ballet score is full of wonderful moments.reviewed by Tom Hocknell
EndgameRise Against
Windy City militants return with predictions of a hard rain soon to fall.reviewed by Ian Winwood
Several Shades of Why J Mascis
Dinosaur Jr. lynchpin’s solo LP drifts by like the caress of a summer breeze.reviewed by Chris Lo
Live at the AragonMastodon
Crunching live release from the concepts-ahoy Atlanta metal outfit.reviewed by Mike Diver
S/T II: The Cosmic Birth and Journey of Shinju TNTAkron/Family
Oregon rock alchemists create soundworlds that one can be effortlessly immersed in.reviewed by Daniel Ross
What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?The Vaccines
A bold first step from tipped rockers, but it’s the stumbles that impress the most.reviewed by Camilla Pia
The Magic PlaceJulianna Barwick
An isolating experience, cutting the outside world off entirely.reviewed by Mike Diver
Degeneration Street The Dears
Fifth album of melodrama set to pop hooks from Canadian Anglophiles.reviewed by Jon Lusk
Bootleg, Volume 2: From Memphis to HollywoodJohnny Cash
Early gems in a country legend’s historical lucky-bag.reviewed by Ninian Dunnett
HelioscopeVessels
An immense, intense album from the Leeds five-piece.reviewed by Mischa Pearlman
FactorycraftFOUND
Arty Scottish indie collective win both hearts and minds.reviewed by Johnny Sharp
Screamadelica: Deluxe EditionPrimal Scream
Their deliciously boundless breakthrough, remastered and expanded.reviewed by Ian Wade
Book of JobRichie Spice
Another essential set from the Jamaican star.reviewed by Angus Taylor
Last of the Country GentlemenJosh T Pearson
Striking debut solo collection from the former Lift to Experience frontman.reviewed by Mike Diver
Cornershop and the Double-O Groove OfCornershop
A zingy fusion of disparate styles.reviewed by Matthew Horton
You Stand UncertainFaltyDL
A rarity from the New York producer: a dance set that works as an album proper.reviewed by Matthew Bennett
Bread and CircusesThe View
Ambition gels with ability and strengths, producing magic results.reviewed by Mark Beaumont
Whisky & WoolJosh Bray
A really accomplished, affecting set that should act as a springboard for its maker.reviewed by Mike Diver
Submarine EPAlex Turner
Songs that woozily sway between all-out romance and magpie-eyed reality.reviewed by Fraser McAlpine
Dancing Backward In High HeelsNew York Dolls
Reanimated glam-punk pioneers get dafter as they get older.reviewed by Johnny Sharp
LastThe Unthanks
Brimming with material that is as haunting as it is beautiful.reviewed by Sid Smith
7FingersNils Frahm & Anne Müller
Imaginative and surprising collaboration from Berlin-based pianist and cellist.reviewed by Wyndham Wallace
