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August 20th, 2014 And so, it has come to pass. The Album, that perfectly packaged statement of artistic vision so beloved by musos, has been pronounced dead. Presiding over the funeral was Radio 1 head honcho George Ergatoudis who, upon lowering the casket and gleefully tossing in the first handfuls of earth, proclaimed “playlists are the future”. Never one to shy away from controversial, publicity-seeking generalisations, he added that listening to records will become “a minority sport” and, in the years ahead, “most people are going to be renting their music from a streaming service.” Predictably, this prompted much gnashing of teeth and a wave of think pieces deconstructing what his words mean and their implications for the music industry’s future. Battle lines have been drawn: “Luddites!” yell the tech savvy kids; “Impatient philistines!” reply the traditionalists. What’s clear is that, no matter on which side you stand, we’re in the midst of a fundame

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