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  Tracks of the week reviewed: Dora Jar, Viagra Boys, Tom Morello

  Tracks of the week reviewed: Dora Jar, Viagra Boys, Tom Morello. This week we’ve got haunted glitch-folk, a clatter-country duet, and a timely tribute to Gang of Four’s Andy Gill

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  'People in their 40s were crying': the sad final days of New York's coolest record store

  'People in their 40s were crying': the sad final days of New York's coolest record storeOther Music fuelled New York’s 00s indie boom, boasting Vampire Weekend and Animal Collective among its fans. Then it closed. A new documentary tells the story of the store’s tragic demise – and its ‘terrifying’ staff

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  Bob Dylan's son Jakob urges musicians to get together

  Bob Dylan's son Jakob urges musicians to get together. Singer’s new documentary about the 1960s Laurel Canyon music scene shows why there is no substitute for creative collaboration

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  Evening Standard

  Summer dress codes: a guide to navigating the season's events in style

  When Regina Spektor sang “summer in the city means cleavage, cleavage, cleavage” it’s possible that she wasn’t familiar with the Royal Enclosure dress code outlined by Ascot. If she did, it was a bohemian one held in a warehouse in Williamsburg, it certainly wasn’t a royal one. While the onset of warm weather brings with it dispensation from many things (see bras and skirts with linings), it also bestows us with an array of impenetrable dress codes.

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  The Independent

  Regina Spektor review, Eventim Apollo, London: Her voice captures the raw emotion of every word

  Regina Spektor brought her impeccable sound to a sold-out Eventim Apollo in London as part of UK her tour. Opening with "Folding Chair" and "Eet" from the album Far, she then delved into newer works "Grand Hotel" and “Tornado” from her latest album Remember Us To Life. You soon realise that Spektor, now 37, has a hugely rich and diverse archive.

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  Regina Spektor review: Indie-pop siren is older, wiser and still sensational

  “London, you have my heart,” gushed Regina Spektor on her return to the capital. Seated at her grand piano, she summoned an infectious energy as she stomped and clapped alongside the drummer, cellist and keyboard player. Going solo for the anguished Après Moi, Spektor slipped into native Russian for a glimpse of how her career might have been if she hadn’t left the Soviet Union as a child.

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  Five gigs to see this week (Aug 4-10)

  Freddie McGregor, Luciano

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  Regina Spektor review – kinks, squeaks and Trump-baiting theatrics

  Tonight she enforces the rule that there’s no such thing as too much theatricality, rolling her Rs with relish during the Russian-language verses of Après Moi, and adding helium-squeak high notes to the choruses of Bleeding Heart. Where most songwriters inhabit their songs, Spektor has a set of fictional characters inhabiting most of hers, and she acts out their stories.

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  Sky News

  The Poppy Girls To Perform For The Queen

  Five girls whose fathers are in the armed forces are following in the footsteps of Military Wives by forming a group which will perform for the Queen.

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