Stephen Troussé

Lucinda Williams: “It was so satisfying to put the record straight.”

With dogged resilience, Lucinda Williams returns this spring with her long-awaited memoir and her 16th album

Rye Lane

Rye Lane is without doubt the pengest, most disarmingly refreshing British comedy you will see this year.

Depeche Mode – Memento Mori

Now a mordant synth duo, Gahan and Gore release their finest record of the 21st century.

We’re New Here – Brown Spirits

Melbourne psych trio setting the controls for the heart of the sun

Broker

Runaway pain: Bae Doona and Lee Ji-eun in Broker

Nostalgia

Back to gangland Naples: Francesco Di Leva and Pierfrancesco Favino in Nostalgia

Lisa O’Neill – All Of This Is Chance

County Cavan’s favourite daughter returns with an album for the ages

Aoife Nessa Frances: “There was this crazy excitement – we all felt it”

The Dubliner talks about her dark and defiant second LP as she leads us through the landscape of County Clare where the record grew out of

Björk: “I wanted to land on planet Earth”

From mushrooms, Icelandic obituary songs, headbanging to “punching dinosaurs in the stomach!”, all there is to know about Björk's latest album Fossora

David Sylvian – Blemish/Manafon

Glitch-improv confessionals revealed as deconstructed pop standards on new vinyl reissues
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