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- Summary: The three-disc compilation collects hits and rare tracks from the 20 year career of the Scottish post-rock group.
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- Record Label: Chemikal Underground
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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| Ghosts in the photograph never lie'd to me. I'd be all of that I'd be all of that. A false memory would be everything. A denial my eliminent. What... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Nov 5, 2015Although it is thoughtfully sequenced, Central Belters is more of an anthology to dip in and out of, mainly due to its running time.
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UncutOct 19, 2015Diehard Moggers fans may bemoan the omission of obscure personal faves, but the belters title is well-deserved. [Nov 2015, p.95]
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Oct 23, 2015Central Belters isn’t so much a practical collection of music, more a monument to an inspirational career.
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Oct 19, 2015Central Belters then, works more as another addition to Mogwai's own unique literary cannon, formed of vast soundscapes, titanic chord sequences and loud-mouthed abandon that locks together the foundations of their power.
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Nov 6, 2015Fittingly, Central Belters ends on the monstrous My Father My King, the band at their most uncompromising and vital.
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Dec 22, 2015The first two discs make a good introduction to the curious, and following the anthology format, it’s exciting to think that anyone who does come to the band this way, although they’ll have a fine overview of what makes Mogwai compelling, still has plenty of riches to discover.
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Oct 19, 2015Whilst Central Belters has plenty of great music on it, it’s a confused marathon of a listen. There are too many obscurities for the casual fans, too many hits for the dedicated.
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