Reviews

Dennis Hopper-directed noir-by-numbers from 1990. Don Johnson's ambiguous stranger drifts into a sultry small town to run a con, and gets caught between lust for married Virginia Madsen and troubled teen Jennifer Connelly. Routine; but cherish this movie for the once-in-a-lifetime soundtrack Hopper persuaded Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker and Taj Mahal to jam.

16 Horsepower frontman's score for a Belgian dance company

Smart-bomb metal and high jinx from Sweden's latest kick-ass export

Second album since the 2000 reunion, and first on Mike Scott's own label

First new album in 12 years from post-punk legends

Glorious fifth album proper from ever-shifting Bostonians reaches down through the years

Twenty-eight-track compilation of Utah saints' greatest hits, with sleevenotes by Alan Osmond

Filtered French house par excellence

Classic ghost story from Ring writer and director

Stylish slice of sub-John Woo heroic bloodshed