More life after the blessed Ian Dury...

Tony Richardson's 1968 version of the military disaster mirrors the decade it was made in, with a strong anti-war theme. David Hemmings is a young trooper, Trevor Howard his brutal commanding officer and John Gielgud the high-ranking buffoon who orders the attack. An ambitious mess, but still compelling.

Welsh shellsuit devotees marry scatological humour to hip hop

Return after eight years' silence from '60s legend

Ten years in, Colorado five-piece deliver career-defining album

New York-out-of-Dublin singer-songwriter breaks long silence

Dark, ambitious second album from fast-rising Derby producer

Genius signs off with his first duets album alongside Elton, Norah Jones et al

Anti-grunge heroine sticks, perhaps unwisely, to her guns

Third set from Sussex singer-songwriter following last year's widely acclaimed From Every Sphere