A house

Mancunians' lost acid house tapes resurface

Definitive mid-period Almodóvar (post-avant-garde tyro, preestablishment icon), this typically hysterical family melodrama pitches Carmen Maura's downtrodden amphetamine-addicted housewife, her two teenage dope-dealing hustler sons, her grizzled mother-in-law and her Nazi-obsessed husband together in an anonymous Madrid apartment block. Deadpan camp at its best.

Sexy sci-fi funk marathon takes Robert Smith to the disco

Gallic arthouse angst with ghosts

Young Sussex-born singer-songwriter steps up to the next level with best live show to date

Nebraskan psych-popper hits form

San Francisco art-punks' laptop party

Folk-rock that nods to both the present and the past

First UK gig in over 20 years from the Felix and Oscar of dream-folk

Tweedy and what's left of his band are further vindicated in crackling, moving display