Reviews

Eels’ tenth album lives up to its fate-tempting title...

Understated BBC overview reissued...

Uber-jams, the Civil War and a great leap-forward...

Four-CD box set honours the great Krautrock producer and collaborator...

Hollywood has never quite known what to do with Park Chan-wook. On the face of it, a director of extremely violent genre films like Sympathy For Mr Vengeance and Oldboy, dig a little deeper however and Park’s output isn’t that easy to qualify. His films are violent, yes, and often in the most grisly sense possible, but they are also astonishing to watch – beautifully styled and composed – and undercut with a rich sense of the absurd.

The solo debut by The Smiths guitar ace is a joyous return to the sound of his greatest triumphs...

Unearthed time capsule from Greenwich Village 1961. Dylan's attendance disputed...

It’s The King Of Limbs with beats! And tunes! Thom Yorke’s “supergroup” achieve an instant chemistry...

The arch druid goes POPTASTIC...

Captivating second album from the uncrowned queen of new Nashville...