Reviews

Arizonan soundtrackers make ill-advised foray into space rock

Louisiana-based blues revivalist

Darkly uplifting second album from Scottish pop visionary

Debut solo album from erstwhile Cypress Hill producer

Tales of sleazy sex from young Canadian singer-songwriter

Sleazy balladeer's finest, with liner tributes from Beck

An exploration of rock'n'roll's roots, spanning 1926 to 1955

Tenth in the series exploring influences on modern dance music

DIRECTED BY Brett Morgan and Nanette Burstein

Atmospheric 1967 Norman Jewison thriller, and its weaker 1970 sequel from Gordon Douglas. The first, which won Oscars for Best Picture and Rod Steiger, is dryly observed, with Steiger's bigoted Southern sheriff warming to Sidney Poitier's detective as they solve a murder—a big anti-racism statement in its time. The second takes Poitier's Tibbs character to San Francisco, for no pressing reason.