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The Caribbean rhythms that powered their blistering earlier records still flourish across The Mars Volta – they aren’t the foreground now

It’s the sound of a band united in their defiance of colonial powers and channelling that rage through feedbacking guitars and unflinching political lyrics

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was a refreshingly stripped down collection that changed little from the original demos

THRASHER BNPL Excluded he saw his creative voiceBrandon Flowers will release THRASHER, his first solo album in over a decade, via Island Records. Recorded in Nashville at Historic RCA Studio A with longtime producers Shawn Everett and Jonathan Rado, THRASHER features many of Music Citys most renowned players, including longtime Gillian Welch collaborator David Rawlings on guitar, prolific and influential pedal steel player Bruce Bouton, and Charlie McCoy, the legendary harmonica player whose