Album

Classic '50s gospel group singing from influential sweet soul man

Stunning two-CD document of last summer's Louisville, Kentucky shows. DVD to follow

Two helpings of previously unreleased material from the leading political comedian of his generation

Swedish punk with melodic flair

Maryland foursome produce second album of kiddie-pleasing punk

Kings Of Convenience man goes electronic on solo debut

Indie landmark gets elaborate two-CD reissue

Wacky Brooklyn combo who defy taste and fashion but can write a song about that, too

Nashville-based Miller's stock has never been higher: Emmylou Harris' musical director for the past five years; superb 2001 collaboration with wife Julie narrowly edged out by Dylan's Love & Theft at the Grammys. Four albums in, this is his finest solo foray yet, remarkable for Miller's skilfully-woven fretwork and plaintive moonlit moan. A couple of throwaway rockers aside, its ambitious scope reins in cajun, dirty blues and old-time country.

Big easy listening on second full-length album from Sheffield songsmith