Jeffrey Lewis
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4 out of 5 stars.The anti-folk cult hero and comicbook artist from New York can stir you up with politics or knock you sideways with his sadness, writes Malcolm Jack
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Traffic was heavy, horns were honked, but the wheels rolled on towards your awe-inspiring omnibus of routes and stories, says Peter Kimpton
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Rita Ora | Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard | Holy Other | Martin Taylor/Guy Barker | Pee Wee Ellis | The Lady From The Sea/In The Locked Room/Ghost Patrol
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Jeffrey Lewis: Somehow I found myself reading poems with some of my avant garde heroes. But was the Sonic Youth man really praising my back catalogue onstage? Does growing older reduce your relevance as an artist? And would I ever get my tax return done?
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New York singer-songwriter Jeffrey Lewis visits the Guardian studios to perform a stripped-down version of new single Try It Again
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Jeffrey Lewis's name has sold the tickets, but this is a gig of equals – a rootsy, from-the-gut duo with 72-year-old Manhattanite Peter Stampfel, writes Caroline Sullivan
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Cribs takeover Jeffrey Lewis draws the Cribs!
Jeffrey LewisGuest editors the Cribs ask comic book artist and tourmate Jeffrey Lewis to draw the story of their band
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Jettisoning the neurotic intimacy of his best work, the album is rather forgettable, says Hugh Montgomery
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Nerdy New Yorker with anxiety issues and good jokes. Who does that remind Tim Jonze of then?
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For New York songwriter Jeffrey Lewis, success is as scary as failure. Andrew Purcell meets him
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4 out of 5 stars.
If 2008 was Jeffrey Lewis's annus horribilis, it's knocked the faux-naivety out of him, says Alexis Petridis
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Hi, this is Jeffrey Lewis, happy to be presenting the new Jeffrey Lewis and the News video series for guardian.co.uk/music!
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Komedia, Brighton: An erudite, nerdy, neurotic New Yorker, cracking wise to stave off a looming existential crisis, Lewis might be American indie's Woody Allen, says Alexis Petridis
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Rough Trade can't rely forever on troupers like the former Pulp singer, says Kitty Empire. It must develop new acts to thrive
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5 out of 5 stars.
Jeffrey Lewis is the anti-Reading, a troubadour who lacks volume, sleekness and headbanging fans, but makes up for it by owning a heart that's bursting with charm
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