Reviews

Exhaustive triple-disc anthology of '70s Philadelphian troubadour

Reprised fun and frolics from Fee, Prairie and the girls

Legendary debut album plus stripped-back demos from female pop pioneers that time nearly forgot

Adventurous successor to garage star's Mercury-winning debut

Second album of dark Americana from Illinois trio

In something of an audacious coals-to-Newcastle move, this formerly London-based quartet upped sticks and headed west to become the darlings of the California alt.country/alt.folk scene, and can currently be found working a second job as Pete Yorn's backing band On Fly The Radar, their second full-length CD release since relocating, they continue to explore loneliness, love and loss, wrapping the sentiments up in unforgettable, harmony-drenched melody.

West African star finally escapes the French pop scene

Cosmic Yorkshiremen return to earth

Debut from raw Lincoln leather lads, seemingly in production since 1938

Very odd Korean comedy sci-fi horror