Album

Debut from London post-rockers named after H-bomb test island

The former Mrs Cobain emerges from rehab to release her debut solo album

Delicious ambient funk from slippery former Japan bassist

Nico steals the show at Velvets' short-lived reunion

Archive radio sessions and between song interview chat, 1964-1968.

The diabolical face of punk

Rod Stewart was a better singer than Mick Jagger—and at least as good a bottom-wiggler—but the Faces were always a poor boy's Stones, and this DVD can't rewrite history. Cheaply produced with ugly thumbnail factoids running below it, the fragmentary live footage intermittently captures the band's rootsy swagger but also reminds one of what an old tart Rodney could be. Singing "I'd Rather Go Blind" in a gold jumpsuit, he could be Freddie Mercury.

Tribute to the former Beatle, also available as a DVD

Authentically rootsy Delta blues meets the ancestors

Startlingly inventive poetry&sound outing by two of the brightest boys in the class