Reviews

No Man’s Land

A Bosnian and a Serb share a trench in this Oscar-winning anti-war film which uses farce and satire to convey its message. The director's an experienced documentary maker; there's truth in his portrayal of an absurd conflict. Sadly the late, great British actress Katrin Cartlidge, ever one to support worthy causes, is miscast as an egocentric reporter.

Clue To Kalo – Come Here When You Sleepwalk

Pretty, discreet indietronica from Oz

The Sleepy Jackson

Australia's next big thing unleash experimental mini-album debut

Crazy Paving

Ex-Pavement kingpin condenses decades of rock'n'roll lunacy into one uneasy capsule

Mark Selby – Dirt

Nashville hit songwriter gets gritty

Junior Senior – D-D-Don’t Stop The Music

Riotously infectious debut from fun-fixated Danish duo

Various Artists – Legend Of A Mind: The Underground Anthology

Shockingly good three-CD archive of UK prog-rock

Fred Frith

Re-releases of solo outings by prodigious ex-Henry Cow guitarist

The Style Council – The Sound Of The Style Council

Best-of to mark 20th anniversary of Weller's experimental post-Jam outfit

Fogbound

Dark secrets exposed in intense three-hander
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