Album

Double CD of noirish electro-pop announces a new wave of credible Dutch dance

Survey of the Norwegian avant-garde

Sleek debut from Bristolian trio

Wholesome, Dylan-loving folkies reassessed over four CDs Every bit as manufactured as any modern pop band, Peter, Paul & Mary were svengali manager Albert Grossman's attempt to capitalise on the success of The Kingston Trio, late-'50s progenitors of neatly-pressed folk music, whose 1958 chart-topper "Tom Dooley" kickstarted the folk revival. Cannily realising the potential of an equivalent folk trio featuring a sexy blonde, Grossman assembled solo folkie Peter Yarrow, stand-up comic Paul Stookey and off-Broadway actress Mary Travers, and was rewarded with instant success.

British modern dance classic resurfaces with three brand new tracks attached

Dependable avant-pop from Anglo-French institution

Post-rockers do '80s stadium rock

Valedictory album from singer who'd experienced a renaissance in the late '90s

Seattle songstress' magnificent fourth album finds her deep in fire and ice

Reissue of prototype Mancunian punk-funksters' debut album