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'Frisco hippies who survived the '60s and still go back there for a living

Scorsese's much-anticipated, brutal epic blazes beautifully across the screen

An authentic children's band from Lewes, East Sussex, Hunkydory signed to that safe haven for eccentrics, él records, in 1988. These five precocious children sang and played all their own instruments, with the bulk of the material being written and arranged by one of the band's dads. When él's funders Cherry Red heard the material they got cold feet, and withdrew funding. Fifteen years on, this time capsule is a perfect, irony-free companion to the bubblegum escapist fantasies of sibling Siesta acts Death By Chocolate and Lollipop Train.

Polanski's heartfelt hymn to Polish suffering in WWII Warsaw

Montreal cult band keep their long ears trained on sophisticated '70s pop

The real fired-up deal-Lift To Experience frontman's acoustic solo debut

The king of visionary Americana takes his place among rock's greats

Former frontman of Avalanche and Ennui does it his way

Compilation of hardcore electro and New Beat from Belgium-based label

Jason Statham in Eurotrash potboiler