Thee Oh Sees - An Odd EntrancesFrom the same misty mountaintop tape spool as Augusts AWeird Exits, Thee Oh Sees bring the companion album AnOdd Entrances.Delving more towards the contemplative than the faceskinningaspects of its predecessor, this sister album is acosmic exercise en plein aire with John Dwyer and companydouble drum shuffling, lounging with cellos, followinga flute around the groove, and spooling a few Grimm darklullabies along the way. Lurking in the grass are a

strings and smokesoakedåÊthings crawl behind the scenes to make an extra far-out partyåÊplatter

'Haiti Direct' and 'Calypsoul 70' albums

The Kinks‰۪ second album was made up of nine Ray Davies originals - one co-write with Dave Davies - and two covers

before a decamping to drummer Marc‰۪s studio-home in order to complete the album

The construction and destruction of his chosen realities has

'Hello Nasty' gurgles like galactic sulfur pools

' a contrast confirming the clash's wider musical ambitions

who replaced Syd Barrett on guitar and vocals

Bonus tracks on the 3xCD box set include Knew Noise by Section 25

Dacus delivers scalpel-sharp observations about resisting pigeonholing over chunky guitars

Crying' was lovingly recorded at Ramshackle Studios during New Year celebrations in 2007

it met with wide acclaim at home and abroad for its eloquent lyrics and stripped-back aesthetic