Nourished By Time: The Passionate Ones review – committed, full-hearted post-R&B
Marcus Brown’s second album makes a plea for big feelings in earthy vocals, rolling breakbeats and a contender for song of the summer
Do you remember the first time? Why Britpop nostalgia just won’t go away
Robbie Williams has named his new album after it, there’s a new play about the Oasis and Blur rivalry, an avalanche of books, fashion lines … and even a Britpop lager
Lil Nas X arrested and hospitalized after altercation with police
The 26-year-old rapper and singer was seen walking down the street in his underwear Thursday morning in LA
Brent Hinds, former lead guitarist of Mastodon, dies in motorcycle crash
The 51-year-old, who left the successful heavy metal group earlier this year, died in a collision in Atlanta
‘Israel and Iran’s governments aren’t good. Neither is ours’: Lowen, the metal band confronting a troubled Middle East
Fronted by the daughter of Iranian refugees, the UK trio are sampling the sound of Israeli bombs and championing women’s rights as they confront a troubled region
Bleak Squad: Strange Love review – Australia’s newest supergroup sound like they’ve been together for years
Four music greats – Mick Harvey, Mick Turner, Adalita and Marty Brown – have created a genuine collaboration that leaves room for all their talents
Battleship Potemkin review – Eisenstein’s explosive movie still burns bright
With a new score by Pet Shop Boys, the Russian director’s masterpiece remains a stunning paean to revolution
Terry Riley: The Columbia Recordings album review – early masterworks from a founding father of minimalism
Nothing can surpass the originality of 1968’s In C, repackaged here with three other discs to mark the composer’s 90th birthday
Tchaikovsky: The Seasons album review – exemplary playing but Yunchan Lim’s take is strangely sombre
(Decca)The young Korean gives these 12 miniatures more gravitas than most pianists
John and Paul by Ian Leslie audiobook review – the bromance behind the band
Actor Chris Addison narrates a deep dive into the creative partnership of Lennon and McCartney
The Rocky Horror Picture Show review – the campfest that became a cultural colossus
As the all-singing, all-conquering horror-schlocker celebrates its 50th birthday, the genuine one-off retains all its raucous, raunchy, riotous joy
The Beatles Anthology to be remastered by Peter Jackson’s company
A remastered version of the classic 90s docuseries will launch in November, 30 years after the original series was broadcast, with an episode of new material on Disney+ – alongside an album of rare and unreleased recordings
Breaking Bach review – breakdancing thrillingly animates 300-year-old music
In an exhilarating performance choreographer Kim Brandstrup collaborates with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment to make Bach feel new
Linda May Han Oh: Strange Heavens review – ideas and invention burst from a great jazz trio
Ambrose Akinmusire and Tyshawn Sorey join the bassist-composer on originals and covers that are rhapsodic, rhythmic and tonally warm
Deftones singer Chino Moreno: ‘I’ve got hundreds of drawings of myself in my house’
Ahead of their 10th album, Private Music, the vocalist of the Californian alt-metal heroes answers your questions on covering Sade, loving Duran Duran and his terrifying time in Sunday school