Album

Josh Tillman had had enough. Enough of Seattle, enough of his alter-ego J Tillman (the name under which he released a number of solo albums), enough of his relationship, enough even of Fleet Foxes, the band he’d drummed with since 2008. So he “blew everything up”, filled his van with hallucinogenic mushrooms and headed for California, where he moved into a shack in Laurel Canyon and began writing a novel.

“I am John, and I was born in London!” The Lydon corporation re-opens for business...

Unearthing the rotten core of the Fab Four's infamous label...

Four-disc monument to the Killer, containing no filler...

Glamiversary! Bolan's seminal rocker remastered with B-sides, demos and outtakes...

She & Him's Him returns to his dark, witty furrow...

Love'll play some dirty tricks on ya. Jack White goes noirishly solo...

Spiritualized’s seventh album is a lavish and sentimental paean to rock’n’roll...

After undergoing emergency open-heart surgery in 2010, Simone Felice appears to have taken solace in first principles. Having stepped away from the Felice Brothers in 2009 and put The Duke & The King on hiatus, his solo debut is simple and earthy, leaning on little more than organ, warm acoustic guitar and his wondrous singing, every note carrying the betraying quaver of a man who feels a little too much.

Frantic riffs, motorik grooves and "perverse sounds" define Blur guitarists eighth solo album...