Baker chet

Ethan Hawke stars: light jazz, heavy drugs

We were chatting the other day in the office about music documentaries, on the back of a forthcoming doc celebrating Arthur Lee and Love. The consensus we reached was that, often, music docs seem not to utilize the same language as other documentaries, or even movies, do; the results often frustrating affairs, often borderline inept in their rather simplistic "point and shoot" technique. Which brings me, in a rather windy way, to Bruce Weber’s 1988 doc on Chet Baker, Let’s Get Lost, that’s due a theatrical re-release in the UK in June, and a DVD release shortly after.

Brilliant session from Baker's tragically short-lived quartet

Wise and witty dispatches from former Heartbreaker and seasoned sessioneer

The genius of “The Bronx Brontë”!

Mid-’80s ambient touchstone turned Tiktok anthem remastered and reissued

The full countdown revealed!

Two-disc set featuring first two LPs, from 1958 and ’59

Radiohead revisit their divisive avant-rock sister albums Kid A and Amnesia with an extra disc of previously unreleased material

Post-Postcard, there’s still a lot to love