Reviews

Derry power punks return after 21-year absence, sans Feargal

Madonna-delayed follow-up to nouveau-synth landmark

Difficult second album syndrome kicks in (despite Phil Spector's assistance)

Quality ambient music

Live redux of Icelandic pop queen's early solo works over four CDs

Ex-Josef K singer and unsung hero of British electronica

Self-explanatory collection of the love, hope and acceptance Tribe with a bonus DVD of videos from 1990 onwards

Memphis soul queen's glory

Depp does Keef in swashbuckling blockbuster

Keaton-esque Palestinian comedian Elia Suleiman's sporadically successful and loosely-bound compendium of sketches Divine Intervention features two lovers, from Ramallah and Jerusalem, who pass their romance at an Israeli checkpoint while a surreal world of humorous vignettes pass before them—some of which are sublime (like the Yasser Arafat balloon), others unsophisticated (like the Palestinian ninja who dispatches five Israeli henchmen).