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July 8, 2011

Tracks I never tire of: ‘A Higher Place’

Röyksopp’s ‘A Higher Place’, from their 2001 album Melody A.M., is like the best art in that it hints at the existence of something much greater than us – without trying to actually show it, or reach it. Continue reading →

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October 10, 2010

Tracks I never tire of: ‘These Words’

Natasha Bedingfield’s 2004 classic ‘These Words’ is a song I adore, but I never tire of it because it provided the soundtrack to one of the funniest, and most embarrassing, moments in my life. Continue reading →

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May 18, 2009

Tracks I never tire of: ‘Raver’

The closer to Burial’s second album calmly, metronomically, hopefully blasts me into a bout of nostalgia every time I hear it. Continue reading →

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June 24, 2007

Tracks I never tire of: ‘Boyd’s Journey’

‘Boyd’s Journey’, by Michael Nyman & Damon Albarn, from the album Ravenous: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Film scores rarely hold much interest for me as stand-alone works of art. Generally, they’re either boring compilations designed to cash in on (or … Continue reading →

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May 23, 2007

Tracks I never tire of: ‘Are We Here?’

‘Are We Here’ by Orbital, from the album Snivilisation, is a grand and heartfelt musical statement by electronic musicians at the peak of their powers. Continue reading →

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March 28, 2007

Tracks I never tire of: ‘High Roller’

‘High Roller’ by The Crystal Method, from the album Vegas, builds and collapses its way into my heart. Continue reading →

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