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The Over/Under: The Decemberists

When the Decemberists signed to Capitol for 2006’s The Crane Wife, it was a sign that they, and their particular
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The Over/Under: Belle And Sebastian

Belle And Sebastian started its steady climb into the hearts and minds of thousands of bookish romantics around the world
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The Over/Under: Weezer

The Over/Under: Weezer

Weezer has always gotten more than its fair share of contempt. We come not to bury Rivers Cuomo, but to
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The Over/Under: Blur

The Over/Under: Blur

Blur was one of the most quintessentially English bands of the Britpop era. Drifting from shoegaze to grunge to pop,
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The Over/Under: Big Star

With Big Star best-of/rarities box Keep An Eye On The Sky slated for a September release, Alex Chilton, Jody Stephens, Andy
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The Over/Under: Echo & The Bunnymen

The Over/Under: Echo & The Bunnymen

This Liverpool foursome made the ‘80s worth living through. I bought the band’s debut LP, Crocodiles, the day it came
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania

The Over/Under: Genesis

The Over/Under: Genesis

The Over/Under isn’t about the best and worst of Genesis. It’s the most overrated and underrated Genesis tracks, and the
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