Sade

Quincy Jones, Sampha, Jónsi and Dolly Parton also shortlisted for Best Original Song

Eric Burdon and co discuss the creation of their classic single

The story of a folk-rock masterpiece

After last year's disappointing Never Go Home, Brian Krumm's Illinois quartet seem to have rediscovered the last-gang-in-town swagger that made 2000's Damaged Goods such a riot. Guitars cranked up to 11, it's bulging roadhouse rock, with the added croak of Krumm's phlegmy Tom Waits-isms. But there's a leanness about these loser-through-a-shot-glass songs that suggests they've matured too, not least on the latter-day gunslinger ballad "November" and in the neon-splashed moodiness of "St Christopher Street".

Happy 90th birthday to the grand dame of folk

A celebration of one of the greatest riff creators of all time and its death-defying frontman

Liam and Noel return in full (morning) glory

From guest-curated displays to unrealised projects...

You can hear an edit of the title track, too

Lankum meets Landless in drone-folk heaven