Ten years after

The 'ultimate headphones album', having now sold in advance of 25 million copies, is given a comprehensive tune-up (and a smart new sleeve) for its 30th birthday

Two discs including tracks from albums one to four and five to eight. Oh, and the best hard rock ever recorded

New York punk trio surpass media hype with cataclysmic debut

Lazer-Guided Melodies for the laptop generation

Sixteen years after The Smiths, Johnny Guitar goes solo

Legendary creator of arguably the finest psychedelic album ever recorded makes a passionate return

Comprehensive collection of Philly pop-soul boys, fronted by Todd Rundgren, who looked to Swinging London for inspiration and then blew up

DIRECTED BY David Cronenberg STARRING Ralph Fiennes, Miranda Richardson, Gabriel Byrne, Lynn Redgrave Opens January 3, Cert 15, 99 mins Over the years, with films like Rabid, Videodrome, Crash and eXistenZ, we've come to expect eerie, special-effects-laden, futuristic horror fare from David Cronenberg. His latest is a sinister but understated study of a schizophrenic (Ralph Fiennes) known only by his childhood nickname of Spider. The film opens in the 1980s with Spider checking into a grim halfway house in a run-down area of east London after 20 years in psychiatric care.

The king of visionary Americana takes his place among rock's greats

Crime, family, and De Niro; a quiet beauty