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Documentary charts the band’s first visit to the UK in their early years, featuring interviews with former members and musicians
The ex-Fleetwood Mac star opines about his tumultuous relationship with former bandmates, but the music is poised and vibrant
The pop-rapper’s debut is clearly geared for commercial success but transmits a sense of the personal too
The experimental American artist confronts a menacing imaginative world with a varied cast of guest vocalists
Bianca Saunders and Benny Mails are redefining the rhythm and form of how fashion collections are constructed and revealed
The German singer finds a judicious middle ground between full-throated ardour and gentleness
The Cuban group mark the anniversary of their 1997 album with a two-disc collection of improvised and unreleased songs
Autobiographical album incorporates everything from hip-hop and nu soul to alternative rockers Living Colour
The cellist talks about uncovering Bach’s religious symbolism in his new book and why he hates ‘overconfident famous musicians’
Oliver Mears’s production plays it safe, but there is plenty to admire in the singing and music-making
The Mercury Prize-winning singer’s songs of heartbreak and loss were performed with great delicacy
The composer’s ‘Keyframes for a Hippogriff’ is the centrepiece of a concert by the Berliner Philharmoniker
The outdoor event at Beckenham Place Park featured contemporary jazz and dance music from live acts and DJs
The BBC Proms closed with accordion, hymns and a 9/11 tribute, while Simon Rattle launched the LSO’s new season at the Barbican
Early iterations of the song, including one newly released, reveal the care and craft behind it
Q&A with the composer and pianist on writing, retirement and playing the Last Night of the BBC Proms
The British composer continues her unique sonic exploration with the premier of a dramatic piano concerto
The documentary features women groomed in their early teens by players in the 1970s LA rock ’n’ roll scene
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of their self-titled record, the heavy metal band have invited other performers to reinterpret its songs
The Minnesota duo’s new album pushes electronically amplified sounds towards the limits of coherence
The Toronto rapper’s brand of rampant individualism is in full force on his sixth album, smoothed by flowing melodies
This recording of an LA gig is a rarely matched template for mainstream modernism today
The German pianist dazzles on his recording of Ronald Stevenson’s staggering tour de force
The English folk duo reunite for an album of low-key, intimate songs
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