Reviews

The much-praised Hunter-Hunsinger debut was one of last year's best Britflicks, boasting deft characterisation and a staunch refusal to be 'bubbly'. Three stories spin off from a mutual friend's funeral, with Douglas Henshall, Tom Hollander and the sublime Bill Nighy pursuing ill-advised affairs. So subtle it could almost be French!

Unlikely San Franciscan loverman's rap/electronica party

Major label debut of grandiose Seattle-based punks

Impressive follow-up to 2001's acclaimed New American Language from prolific folk rocker

More manic skronk action from Brooklyn

Promising debut from Bay Area moodsmith Jason Lakis

Enigmatic Norwegian improvisational collective

Thirty-track two-CD collection from the Oz man's post-Sabbath oeuvre

Seriously hot B-movie schlock'n'roll on a flying saucer tip

Adaptation of Spike Milligan's cult 1963 novel