Burial

This year’s remodel: The King Of Limbs, remixed across two CDs...

Reinventing the hospital drama: Lars von Trier’s extraordinary TV experiment...

Four Tet and Burial collaborations available to hear now

Putney prodigy remodels the jazz-soul veteran’s 2010 album. Result? A raw, stripped-down triumph...

OK we're downloading "King Of Limbs" now, and I think we're going to have a go at liveblogging it as we go. Join in,won't you?

Danny Boyle follows Slumdog with another rather unexpected masterpiece...

The set-up of this piece is a bit out of date, since I wrote it a month ago for the current issue of Uncut. Nevertheless, worth running here I think, not least because I've subsequently discovered Forest Swords' "Dagger Paths" is getting a CD release in the UK on No Pain In Pop.

For some reason – bias, probably – it feels like it can be harder to track down good British underground artists than American ones. My attempts to put together lists of new British bands I like, for whatever reason, can consequently be a bit harrowing. But the likes of Forest Swords are making the process a fraction easier this year. And over the past couple of weeks or so, a couple more have been flushed out.

Previously: 50-35

Members of the public asked to 'Let it RIP!' in honour of the late punk impresario