Reviews

Har Mar Superstar – You Can Feel Me

Lame comedy R&B, strictly for haters

Kathleen Edwards – Carter Wood

Fine debuts from new alt.country queens

Enrico Rava & Stefano Bollani – Montreal Diary B

Capricious duets from two top players

The Stratford 4 – Love & Distortion

BRMC buddy rides Britpop-fuelled rocket

Moloko – Statues

Sheffield's ever-quirky modern dance troupe refine their chilly club choons

Mouse On Mars – Rost Pocks—The EP Collection

Collection of early work from German techno duo

Green On Red – Gas Food Lodging

Long overdue reissued twofer of pioneering US country-bloozesters

Willie Nelson – Crazy: The Demo Sessions

Rough and heartfelt beginnings of legendary renegade

Far From Heaven

Critic-charming, visually sumptuous tribute to the work of Sirk

One Hour Photo

Along with Insomnia and the inexplicably-unreleased Death To Smoochy, this eerie thriller serves to rehabilitate Robin Williams. His cloying wacky zaniness jettisoned, he's a broody bugger as the middle-aged loser who becomes obsessed with a cute family whose holiday snaps he's developed for years. Like a chubbier Travis Bickle, he feels his fantasy figures owe him emotional payback. He freaks, rivetingly.
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