Slaughter Beach Dog - Safe And Also No FearAcross the previous Slaughter Beach, Dog albums, Jake Ewald has crafted a specific sound. It's one that incorporates pop music, indie rock, folk, and just the faintest dash of punk in order to create something that's accessible but still artistically rich. With Safe And Also No Fear, the band's third album, Ewald has abandoned his usual practices in service of creating something that, try as one might, isn't so easy to describe. In the wake of 2017's

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"Where Fortune Smiles" is one of the milestone albums to be recorded at a time when the divisions between the worlds of jazz and rock were less defined and albums such as Bitches Brew by Miles Davis and the work of Tony Williams' Lifetime pointed a new direction in music

The launch of his Two Motets in 1981 demonstrated a shift to vocal music and a more emotionally direct style

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new foes (the "Rangas

The Hotrats (AKA Supergrass' Gaz Coombes and Danny Goffey) set off on a brief world tour (Tokyo

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Volume three of this internationally acclaimed Alligator series includes "Hard Times

and appears on vinyl for the first time ever

and Marie Davidson's vocals climb to new heights against synth stabs

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