Mark Beaumont
Mark Beaumont is a music journalist with almost three decades' experience writing for publications including Classic Rock, NME, The Guardian, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Times, Uncut and Melody Maker. He has written major biographies on Muse, Jay-Z, The Killers, Kanye West and Bon Iver and his debut novel [6666666666] is available on Kindle.
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Jumper, rediscovered

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In which Fleetwood Mac Mk 2 rises from two separate dumpers

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Provocative soundtrack to a yet to be made movie

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San Fran gloomsters’ “conversation with death” sounds more alive than ever

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More ferociously fun anti-hits from ex-QOTSA bass maniac

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Mazza returns to peak-era sounds for his most astute album in decades

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The original rock opera gets its first airing since 1989

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The Toronto cult legends evolve, filthily, popwards

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Exotic, exploratory psych rock, with surprisingly little Jez

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Josh Homme and co’s seventh sets out to dance away the political heartbreak

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EODM’s emotional return to the same Paris venue after the Bataclan tragedy

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Roots-and-branches box-set covering the entire 10cc sprawl

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The Only Ones singer, back from another brink

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A Mexican escape only gives the garage-blueser further blues

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Not yet ratedFormer Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson’s new band thrill with a blend of covers and his old band’s favourites

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No, not that one

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Lemonheads man’s uncertain shuffle back into the spotlight

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Manics monster reanimated

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Three decades of the Black Crow King artfully compiled

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Sludgy seventh from the wang-waggling Atlantans

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In which God pays tribute to his own maker

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Not yet ratedArt-poppers continue their second imperial phase
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