Globetrotting folk-pop prodigy gets gloriously lost in translation. Again.

Idaho songwriter cuts loose across fourth album

Two discs of baroque pop and lo-fi demos from the diamond dawn

Plus Kevin Drew shows off 'Spirit If' live in the UK this week

Today: Elton John throws a piano stool at a fan's head, then cries

The singer voted tenth in a TV poll topped by Oscar Wilde

The rock veterans back catalogue finally available next month

One record that’s definitely been growing on me this past couple of weeks is the debut by a Brooklyn band called Yeasayer. At first, “All Hour Cymbals” seemed to be a nice but generic close relative to the TV On The Radio albums – insofar as anything that mixes tribal thump, dreampop textures and barbershop harmonies could be referred to as generic, of course.

Lethal Bizzle also in on new single

Mike Love brings another incarnation of the 60s group back to life