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Kieron Tyler

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Kieron contributes to MOJO, and his writing has also appeared in Q, The Guardian, The Independent, Billboard and Music Week. He consults for major and independent labels on catalogue reissues. He is also the editor of theartsdesk's Reissue CDs Weekly. kieron.tyler@theartsdesk.com

Articles by Kieron Tyler

Reissue CDs Weekly: Dr. Feelgood, The Three O’Clock, Ane Brun, Ruthann Friedman

Dr. Feelgood: Taking No Prisoners (with Gypie 1977-1981)

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CD: Sigur Rós - Kveikur

Kveikur is really the first new album from Sigur Rós since 2008’s Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust. Their last, 2012’s Valtari, only had two fresh tracks and was otherwise redone offcuts or...

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Chelsea Light Moving, Village Underground

“We’re Chelsea Light Moving, we’re from London.” Coming from Thurston Moore during the first UK outing of his post-Sonic Youth combo, that’s amusing. Not only are the rest of the quartet American,...

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DVD: Beyond the Hills

Returning from Germany to her native Romania, Alina is reunited with her childhood friend Voichita, now resident in a convent. The pair return to Voichita’s orthodox sanctuary but Alina changes....

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Borgen's Birgitte Opens London Nordic Festival

It’s more pulse-quickening than a visit from Denmark’s actual prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt. This weekend Sidse Babett Knudsen, Borgen’s Statsminister Birgitte Nyborg, arrives in London to...

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PARADISE: Love

The likelihood of leaving a screening of PARADISE: Love without feeling either queasy or at least a little off balance is low. This realist-styled portrayal of middle-aged Teresa’s excursion to Kenya...

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Reissue CDs Weekly: Burt Bacharach

 Burt Bacharach: The Art of the Songwriter - Anyone Who Had a Heart

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Bobby Womack: Across 110th Street, BBC Four

Last year, Bobby Womack's album The Bravest Man in the World made news. It was no mean feat that it existed at all. The soul great had hung in there after ostracism from the music business, drug...

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DVD: Children's Film Foundation Collection - Weird Adventures

Losing your pet mouse would be distressing enough. But misplacing the white rodent on a school trip to the Tower of London is beyond careless. It’s downright irresponsible. But that’s routine...

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The Stone Roses: Made of Stone

Titling their long-delayed second album The Second Coming meant The Stone Roses had run out of religious metaphors for their 2012 reunion. They already had a song called “I Am the Resurrection”....

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CD: Phildel – The Disappearance of the Girl

Few albums evoke the essence of wind, but landscapes buffeted by the elements are vividly depicted on Phildel’s The Disappearance of the Girl. With frost-coated but warm-centred songs about darkness...

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Reissue CDs Weekly: Ian Dury, Tom Moulton, José Feliciano, Archie Shepp

Ian Dury: Lord Upminster / Ian Dury & the Music Students: 4,000 Weeks Holiday

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CD: The Pastels – Slow Summits

It's apt that the word "slow" crops up in the title of the first album proper in 16 years from Scotland’s seminal and influential indie kingpins. "Stately" would be even more suitable. The pace at...

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Reissue CDs Weekly: Rodion G.A., Dudley Moore, Four Tet, Cheap Trick

Rodion G.A.: The Lost Tapes

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Lubomyr Melnyk, Village Underground

Imagine the rising and falling piano cadences of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. Then plug the gaps between each note with any of those which may have been encountered on the path to the next. Once that...

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Reissue CDs Weekly: Scott Walker

Scott Walker: The Collection 1967-1970

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