Album

Joy Zipper – American Whip

Belated arrival of American indie duo's second album

Now It’s Overhead – Fall Back Open

Second from Athens, Georgia quartet led by R.E.M. remixer/Bright Eyes engineer Andy LeMaster

Jim Croce – Classic Hits

Doomed US troubadour with the gentle touch

Shooting The Breeze

Disappointing documentary about the making of Zevon's final album

Andy Summers – Earth & Sky

Tenth solo LP from former Police guitarist

Rock And Roll Heart

Yet another live album from that model of maturity, Library Lou

Autamata – My Sanctuary

Eclectic debut from talented Irish auteur

Des De Moor And Russell Churney – Darkness And Disgrace

Self-styled English chansonnier tears through 21 of David Bowie's finest

Grateful Dead – The Closing Of Winterland

Captain Trips, Bobby Ace and co ring out the old, ring in the new.

Watching the fabbest of all fours in their first US press conference, puffing away on cigs and deflecting inane enquiries, you feel proud to be a Brit. "Sing something for us!" "No, we need money first." Could Justin Timberlake—or Julian Casablancas, for that matter—be half as sarcastic? Imagine waking from a 40-year coma and coming afresh to these extraordinary scenes: four scouse charmers off the plane with their matching suits and Pan Am shoulder bags.
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