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Saturday 30 June 2012 19:24 BST

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With its out-of-phase arpeggios, unrelenting metronomic beats, muffled, indistinct vocals and an approach to recording (no overdubs, only edits) which approaches Dogme, Bristolian band Beak> – the brainchild of Portishead maestro Geoff Barrow – are clearly admirers of the Germanic experimentalists of the early 1970s.

Their second album sounds like Kraftwerk's Autobahn driven by tractor. Forget Krautrock, and say hello to Yokelrock. SP

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