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Graham Coxon Power Acoustic Ensemble | Pop review

Barbican, LondonWith his dub-reggae side-projects, cartoon bands and Chinese opera soundtracks, Damon Albarn has long been viewed as the creative Renaissance Man behind Blur, with guitarist Graham Coxon stuck with the image of resolutely indie craftsman allergic to most forms of musical diversity or experimentation.Coxon has valiantly challenged these prejudices with his recent, seventh studio album, The Spinning Top, which sees him eschew US-indie guitar mores for 1970s British folk tropes. He ...

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Guardian Music — Barbican, LondonWith his dub-reggae side-projects, cartoon bands and Chinese opera soundtracks, Damon Albarn has long been viewed as the creative Renaissance Man behind B... more info
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