Reviews

Ten songs of dark and disturbing genius from Seattle singer-songwriter

So-so solo album from E of The Eels

Stevie Ray's soul brother still going strong

Mature collection of new songs from pioneering '70s singer-songwriter

Concept album about sexuality from Nebraska quintet

Flaky, star-studded homage to the late, great Joey, Dee Dee and Da Brudders

The first two albums from Sheffield's poppiest electro pioneers, now remastered

Definitive two-CD, 33-track compilation of jazz-funk vibraphonist's finest moments

Spacey favourite has plenty of low-key charm

Sean Penn has done many good things, and none of them can be found in this sentimental guff. As Sam, he's an autistic who, with the help of saintly lawyer Michelle Pfeiffer, tries to prove he's a fit father to his daughter. It's manipulative, dishonest, and wreaks carnage on The Beatles' songbook. Penn was Oscar-nominated. You have to laugh.