Reviews

Thirteenth Floor Elevators – Bull Of The Woods

Psych-garage stompers' '69 LP reissued

Capital Gains

Strummer and co's finest hour repackaged with the Vanilla Tapes demos and a Don Letts Making of... documentary, The Last Testament, on DVD

KD Lang – Hymns Of The 49th Parallel

Canadian chanteuse pays parochial tribute

Katell Keineg – High July

New York-out-of-Dublin singer-songwriter breaks long silence

Angela McCluskey – The Things We Do

Been-around session voice flies solo

Red Hot Philly

Second studio album from sensuous nu-soul sister

Racine – Number One

Transvision Vamp pin-up obscures her identity for lamentable solo debut

Chinese Highs

Hong Kong cops'n' triads action prequel makes the grade

The Village

M Night Shyamalan movie twists and twists again

The Butterfly Effect

Comedy punk heartthrob Ashton Kutcher's attempt to go 'serious' isn't as bad as it's been made out, though it owes plenty to every other go-back-in-time thriller. Vague chaos theory allows our boy to change his past and try to realign relationships with his father and his beloved Amy Smart. But things fall apart, and the mysticism's mystifying.
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