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AIR
"Pocket Symphony" (EMI/Virgin)
Styles: Ambient Pop, Trip-Hop

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More freewheeling than Talkie Walkie and more focused than 10,000 Hz Legend, on Pocket Symphony, Air manages to be somber, elegant, experimental and playful at the same time. Jarvis Cocker and Neil Hannon -- who also worked with Air on Charlotte Gainsbourg's 5:55 -- contribute cameos that add to the album's brooding, dreamlike feel, and help make Pocket Symphony one of Air's finest albums yet.



ARCADE FIRE
"Neon Bible" (Merge)
Styles: Post-Rock/Experimental, Indie Rock

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Montreal's favorite dystopian theatre troupe returns with the brooding Neon Bible, an ambitious slab of divisive grandeur that requires multiple spins to reveal its many gifts.




THE STOOGES
"The Weirdness" (Virgin)
Styles: Detroit Rock, Hard Rock

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Just a few years ago, Iggy Pop and the Asheton brothers, supported by bassist Mike Watt, reunited the legendary proto-punk band the Stooges and launched a riotiously successful live tour where they miraculously re-created the dinosaur-stomp sound and feel of their first two albums. In the studio, the Stooges reunion went horribly awry with 2007's The Weirdness. It would have been foolish to expect The Weirdness to sound just like The Stooges or Fun House, given how much water has flowed under the bridge, but what's startling is how little this album recalls the primal groove of their previous work (or the sound they recently delivered on-stage).



(Fonte? E-letter do Allmusic.com.)