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"  Getting Warm Fans of Jonathan Richman&amp;#039;s irrepressibly melodic punk-pop should love Portland, Oregon&amp;#039;s the Thermals. In other hands, lyrics like &amp;quot;Vision a blur/ Voice in a slur/ Crying in the rain/ I called out your name&amp;quot; might not come off as such a jolt of whiplash-inducing rock. But they keep up a frenetic pace on their fourth record, Now We Can See, sweating out that romantic distress.  The Big Chill-Out Seeland is a new project from members of British groups Broadcast and Plone, two of the more bookish bands off groundbreaking electronica label Warp. Tomorrow Today is quietly infectious\u2014 think Stereolab filtered through the Clientele&amp;#039;s rain-streaked melancholy\u2014and percolates with an easygoing, effervescent spirit lifted from the &amp;#039;60s.  Two of a KindA Woman a Man Walked By is PJ Harvey&amp;#039;s second collaboration with her old friend John Parish. He gave her the music, she wrote the lyrics, and they came up with songs\u2014even when they&amp;#039;re breathless, spookily innocent experiments with folk tropes\u2014that recall the brutal moods of her first two records. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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