The Very Best: Radioclit and Esra Mwamwaya - Warm Heart of Africa
Addictive, seductive world music too hip to be confined to cafes. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.
Addictive, seductive world music too hip to be confined to cafes. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.
Anti-Pop Consortium are on the money with Fluorescent Black. Reviewed by Scott Kara.
The Editors indulge their inspirations without sounding too derivative. Reviewed by Scott Kara.
Jennifer's Body isn't clever or hip enough to entertain throughout its 103 minutes. Reviewed by Francesca Rudkin.
The Brunettes deliver an album of chipper pop songs to make you bop. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.
Elizabeth Taylor loves it, and so do the fans - but what do the critics think? Scott Kara reviews Jackson's This Is It.
A highly entertaining Shakespeare adaptation. Reviewed by Peter Calder.
Alice in Chain's first album in 14 years - with a new singer - is a solid return to form. Reviewed by Scott Kara.
Mika rolls out his signature irresistible pop flavour on this second album. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.
Pixie Lott delivers a bland and joyless debut album. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.
Paramore's latest album showcases the band at their best. Reviewed by Scott Kara.
The Damned United presents an entertaining portrait of a narcissist. Reviewed by Peter Calder.
Reunited alternative rock legends The Pixies are headed to Auckland in the New Year with a set focused on their classic album Doolittle. Simon O'Hagan caught the show in London.
Mayer Hawthorne's album is a throwback to the golden days of 60s soul. Reviewed by Scott Kara.
Paloma Faith's sound echoes Amy Winehouse, without the kick. Reviewed by Jacqueline Smith.
Ravishing but wilfully obscure - Peter Calder reviews The Limits of Control.
Dizzee Rascal has some fun on his fourth album. Reviewed by Scott Kara.
This local drum 'n' bass debut is almost a spiritual experience. Reviewed by Scott Kara