Great Underrated Bands

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	"The Bonzos were a true one-off. Surreal, beautiful songs to make you laugh and cry in equal measure."

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	"Belgian guitar pop with a subversive streak. I've yet to hear any other song with an ending as downright twisted as Instant Street."

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	"New Orleans mythology distilled into something dark bluesy and psychedelic by the good doctor. Gris gris gumbo ya ya....."

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	"Something must be wrong with the world when Stephen Merrit isn't even a household name in his own household and Robbie Williams can win songwriting awards."

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	"Sardonic wordplay from Hank Starr. Pink Carnations is a tale of getting hit by and car and the subsequent hospitalisation - this is not Coldplay territory!"

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	"Labelled as slo-core. Low follow a unique artistic path, creating spellbinding music which rewards repeated listens."

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	"A spellbinding achievement from former Galaxie 500 members. Superfreaky Memories recalls Spiritualised and Lou Reed but outdoes them both. Effortlessly cool."

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	"AM radio fused with dark, regretful subject matter."

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	"Simple but startling electronica from former Big Kahuna Burger stalwarts. Any record with Hayling as a track title has to be a good thing!"

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	"More well known now, thanks to his Glastonbury appearance. This record is the sound of summer."

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	"Surreal alt.country. Like Pavement fed through the Nashville factory. Worth buying for 12 Eyes of Evil alone."