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Category: Pixies

Come On Pilgrim album cover

[Review] Pixies: Come On Pilgrim (1987)

Hair today, gone tomorrow, this mini-elpee is where Pixies’ candle got lit and when the 80s stopped sucking.

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[Review] Pixies: Surfer Rosa (1988)

This is mescalina rock. When I hear it my heart leaps and the little iconoclast who pushes the buttons in my brain all…

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Doolittle album cover

[Review] Pixies: Doolittle (1989)

Probably their noisiest, punkiest album, this is the one all the hipsters own.

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Bossanova album cover

[Review] Pixies: Bossanova (1990)

Pixies make a pop album. Except, of course not, but they are surprisingly sweet sometimes on Bossanova.

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Trompe Le Monde album cover

[Review] Pixies: Trompe Le Monde (1991)

Pixies go out in a blaze of glory. Never mind those Seattle bands, here’s your best pop/punk band on the planet.

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Frank Black album cover

[Review] Frank Black (1993)

In the post-Pixies gambit for attention, the smart money was on Black.

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Teenager of the Year album cover

[Review] Frank Black: Teenager of the Year (1994)

Frank Black’s Basement Tapes, sort of, featuring 22 tracks of whacked-out wonder.

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