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PREVIEW: Scott Walker's Bish Bosch: Ambisymphonic

- Source: The Quietus

Many who heard Scott Walker's variously unnerving, abrasive, side-splitting and poetically dense Bish Bosch around the time of its release in December last year are still in the process of wrapping their heads around the album's unique challenge.

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Scott Walker - Bish Bosch

- Source: The Quietus

In an essay written to accompany the release of Scott Walker's new album Bish Bosch , Rob Young claims the former Walker Brother has, over the course of a sequence of records beginning with 1984's Climate of Hunter , developed "a late style utterly at odds with the music that made him a superstar".

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Walker Not Planning For Country Going Over Cliff

- Source: WNEW

MADISON, Wis. If the country goes over the so-called "fiscal cliff" in January, it could mean a loss of several hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue to Wisconsin and force Gov. Scott Walker to propose a more austere state budget than he hoped.

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Stream: Scott Walker – Bish Bosch

- Source: Consequence of Sound

Scott Walker' s new album Bish Bosch is out today through 4AD, and you can also stream it in full via Rdio. In his review of the album , Michael Roffman described it as "a bastard of a listen — a rare, tough piece of meat too savory to spit and toss aside. One can lose themselves in this album, and early on, too, trembling under the furious assault of dystopian instrumentation."

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Graded on a Curve: Scott Walker, Bish Bosch

- Source: The Vinyl District

From his beginnings as a pop idol working in the mode of The Righteous Brothers to his period as a smooth student of Jacques Brel to his unprecedented re-flowering as a restless, challenging avant-garde artist, there is no doubt that Scott Walker's career has been a long and fascinatingly strange trip.

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Emails Shed Light On Ryan, Walker Relationship

- Source: WNEW

MADISON, Wis. Rising political stars and personal friends, Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker worked quietly behind the scenes to coordinate public policy, avoid each other's limelight and steer clear of political minefields that would haunt their campaigns, according to more than 1,000 pages of internal emails obtained by The Associated Press.

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