Sick of it all

Fifth album from prolific, acerbic British singer-songwriter

Though opening with a rocking Trainspotting-style intro and plenty of Tarantino-type cult film buffery, Bleeder gradually morphs into a truly horrifying psychodrama. Kim Bodnia delivers a stunning performance as reluctant dad-to-be Leo whose frustration begins a cycle of sickening abuse and ingeniously cruel revenge on the grim and seedy streets of Denmark.

Solo interpretations of Radiohead songs

Californian country-folk belle lets the sunshine through on excellent fourth album

How New York's hippie hoppers ushered in the philosophical D.A.I.S.Y. Age. And then pronounced themselves Dead

Reformed punk icons' first since 1999's Modern

Detroit duo follow up their Resuscitation singles collection

Funk-rock archaeology, with extra tracks and liner notes by Flea

Bad taste personified, they said. Comic genius, in other words

Infantile, boorish, dangerous, hilarious, unmissable