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David Musto: October 7, 2012

Even with my last Top Ten a month old, I was totally stuck in Mould mode. Lots of M’s…

  1. Godspeed You! Black Emperor – ‘Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend! (Constellation)

    Got a very lucky preview of this album and all I can say right now is that it was even better than expected. Full review to come…

  2. Ringo Deathstarr – Mauve (Club AC30)

    Another excellent effort, check out my review for more deets.

  3. Nones – HoZac Hookup Klub 7” (HoZac)

    These folks are fun as hell.

  4. Slug Guts – Playin’ In Time With the Deadbeat (Sacred Bones)

    These guys were on the same bill with Nones last week and, dammit, I would have liked to have been there.

  5. Cyndi Lauper – She’s So Unusual (Portrait)

    This is still great and I’m not ashamed to admit that I think so.

    Also, anyone who grew up in this time and says they don’t like this song is probably a liar.

  6. The Tins – Life’s A Gas (Self-Released)

    Check my review for info.

  7. A.C. Newman – “I’m Not Talking” (Matador)

    I am not enamored with the album but I am obsessed with this song from the upcoming Shut Down The Streets.

  8. Iggy Pop & James Williamson – Kill City (Bomp)

    I like this record more every time I leave it for a few years and come back to it. BT scribe Michael Toland wrote a bit on this re-issue when it came out.

  9. That Mitchell And Webb Look (BBC Two)

    I have become bored with most American TV, so I’ve been scamming across the pond. There, I found the only sketch comedy show I have liked in 20 years, from the stars of the sitcom Peep Show.

  10. Sherlock (BBC One)

    I’ve always thought the non-literary versions of Sherlock Holmes were kinda lame. This one is brilliant. CBS decided to make their own likely sad version.