Music
In the House of Mirrors
New instrumental album by Hector Zazou and Swara
Everything that Happens Will Happen Today
The second album by David Byrne and Brian Eno
Big Blue Ball
Peter Gabriel threw open the doors of his Real World studios in rural England and invited an enormous bunch of musicians – Sinead O’Connor, Marta Sebestyen, Papa Wemba, Guo Yue are just a few of them – to come and jam.
Hear, O Israel: A Prayer Ceremony in Jazz
17-year-old rabbi’s son – and fledgling composer – Joseph Klein lured one of the greatest names in jazz (Herbie Hancock) to join in performing a jazz prayer ceremony.
Maldito Tango
This collection of prowling, lunfardo slang-inflected songs concentrates on an imagined lowlife of Buenos Aires.
Virtual Leisure
The début album from the Israeli-born, London-based performance artist Anat Ben-David, is based on a grim paradox, leisure doesn’t exist – it’s virtual
Mr Love & Justice
Bragg tempers the unfashionable humanity of his songs with a sad acknowledgement of current realities.
Mariza Box
For anyone interested in the past, present and future of this uniquely Portuguese melancholy, the Mariza Box is a handsome object containing Mariza’s three solo albums.
The Boy Bands Have Won
A yowl of fury against the Pop Idol-type mediocrity that seems so often to fuel cultural commerce these days.
Daniel Variations
Steve Reich’s tribute to murdered journalist Daniel Pearl
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