Michael Hann

I’m not sure they ever reached a fourth chord: Spiritualized, at the Roundhouse, reviewed

Plus: the big, melodic songs of the Pillow Queens is indie as it used to be

Before a note had been played here, there was the unmistakable mating cry of the middle-aged, male rock fanatic: Spiritualized performing at Brighton Dome
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    Roundhouse, and touring until 4 September

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    Scala

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