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Recorded for A&M Records in 2000 but never before released, Griffin's "lost" album finally sees the light of day.

This all-acoustic album is a true treat for Minus The Bear fans. You just can't go wrong with these guys.

Building on the foundations laid by earlier Touareg bands, Tamikrest have created their own sound and message.

Imagine a mixture of Aretha Franklin, Billie Holiday and Annie Lennox and you'll have an indication of Khaira Arby's vocal prowess

The music is as powerful and passionate as it ever was, just being delivered in a different package.

All in all, 'Neon' is proof that persistence can pay off when it comes to testing musical waters in the mainstream pop world.

Jocelyn Pook has created a disc of music both beautiful to listen to and fascinating to think about.

You may not understand the lyrics but you can still appreciate the passion and the sound of this inspirational music.

Walter Trout has never sounded better than he does on this CD. His band delivers great bass, rhythm and percussion throughout. It is a must for Allison and Trout fans, and blues lovers in general.

This latest release may sell in bunches for She & Him but, overall, it comes off as a missed opportunity. Sometimes less is less, and this album is much less than it could have been.