Reviews

Directed by Roland Jofféand elegantly scripted by Robert Bolt, with a landmark score by Ennio Morricone, this follows Robert De Niro's ex-mercenary and Jeremy Irons' Jesuit priest during violent 18th-century South American land-grabbing. And still, there's always been something disturbing about the way the movie so eagerly endorses the underlying missionary project.

Second full LP from emo icons, with one new song. Plus Unplugged DVD

Pro Tools-engineered collection and the Welsh legend's first new material since 1996's Walking On Locusts

Prog-rock magic from the original 'ethereal' enigmas

Return of LA's My Bloody Valentine

Welsh alt.rockers attempt to recast themselves as soul-funk heavyweights

Essential chronicle of 1977-81 punk-dub soundclash

Smartarse new-wave Canucks re-release sprightly electro-punk debut

The Dame's cracked glam classic lavishly repackaged

Kinky voyeurism and body horror rule