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Another foray into the troubled mind of Bill Callahan

Black artists reinterpret the Fabs

Doom-laden noodling from NYC's latest press darlings

Best-of to mark 20th anniversary of Weller's experimental post-Jam outfit

South London duo head out West to beef up sound for follow-up to The Optimist LP

Sophomore release for London instrumental trio

Schrader returns with lusty temptations of small-screen chancer

Afghans' odyssey puts the asylum-seeker problem into human context

Someone seems to have decided that Ashley Judd and Morgan Freeman are a marketable team, and their umpteenth crime thriller together is brought to you by the estimable Carl Franklin. Judd's a perky lawyer whose husband (a wooden Jim Caviezel) may or may not be a mass murderer. Freeman's an amusing drunk, but sadly the plot's the last word in generic, and the 'twists' wear neon signs on their heads.

Northern rock alliance have Love on their minds