Newcastle musician Szymon seemed to have a stellar career ahead. But tragically the sublime album Tigersapp is to be his sole recording.

The Chemical Brothers return to their block rockin’ best on Born in the Echoes.

An ill-fated move to the US left Oh Mercy's songwriter emotionally shattered, but was grist for a heartfelt album of regret and loneliness.

Normie Rowe, Australia’s undisputed king of pop in the ’60s, gets a retrospective Frenzy!.

Hot Chip set up an irresistible dance floor with influences from classic house to Daisy Age hip-hop to Prince.

Their new record sees Alabama Shakes deliver an inspirational, eclectic sound set loose from their soul roots.

Virginian son of a preacher man Matthew E. White keeps a close musical family and a sharp eye on the Lord.

With his new poetic album Gold Shadow, Asaf Avidan can be anointed the next Leonard Cohen.

C. W. Stoneking’s pursuit of old-timey music and recording techniques is the theatre applied to an original talent.