Reviews

Innocent nostalgia-fest; highly-charged

Thrillingly antagonistic rock'n'roll. From Leicester

West African guitar legend delivers laid-back, melodic gem

Former Replacement's tired of waiting

North Carolina songstress' second LP

San Franciscan weds sombre songcraft to grooves and glitches

Long-lost Yorkshiremen's rousing return

Tense yuppies-as-shark-bait splasher movie

Riding that train, high on cocaine...Janis and Jerry in 1970

Three of Buñuel's berserk best, ridiculing bourgeois values and 'normal' sexuality. Diary Of A Chambermaid (1964) sees Jeanne Moreau as the social climber playing on the fantasies of the affluent. The Milky Way (1970) follows two tramps on a pilgrimage who encounter loopy heretics and priests. Belle De Jour (1967), with Catherine Denëuve, is, of course, the strangest, most haunting erotica of its age.